WE ARE FACING A SATANIC CONSPIRACY!
Viral Researcher, Jiang Xueqin, Says He Was Once An Atheist, But God Opened His Eyes To See That All This Incredible Evil Taking Place In The World Was Designed To Force Humanity To Make A Choice: Jesus Or Satan!
PLUS, Jiang Thought Alex Jones Was Crazy Until His Deep Research Led Him To The Conclusion That Humanity Is Fighting A Battle Between Good & Evil, "I Owe You An Apology! The Entire World Owes You An Apology!"
Existe una relación directa y confirmada científicamente entre el calentamiento global, el deshielo de glaciares y las catástrofes que ocurren con frecuencia en la frontera entre Nepal y China.
Diferentes estudios han revelado que en estas zonas, las temperaturas están aumentando a un ritmo muy superior al promedio global. El deshielo acelerado debilita la estructura física de las montañas.
Al perder la masa helada, que actúa como un pegamento, y que sostenía las laderas, se acumula agua subterránea o desborda en lagos glaciares, entonces los desprendimientos masivos de rocas y el hielo (avalanchas, deslizamientos) se vuelven habituales. Es verdaderamente lamentable y catastrófico lo que ha sucedido. (Mira esta simulación)
#catastrofe #China #Nepal #GlobalWarming #ElNiño
Fertility is collapsing all around the world, not just in the developed West:
- Mexico now has lower fertility than the US (even non-Hispanic whites!).
- Arab-Israeli fertility is now lower than that of Jewish Israelis.
- For first time in 200 years, rich people are having MORE kids than poor.
Economist Jesús Fernández-Villaverde (@JesusFerna7026) sat down with me and @pietergaricano to talk about the economics of the fertility collapse, why education can be such a curse for birth rates, why the collapse is happening almost as much in the Muslim and developing worlds as in the rich world, and why so many attempts to address it fail.
We also discuss 'no regrets' policies that could help: clearer data for students about the value (or not) of college degrees; lotteries for admissions to the top universities; subsidies for third or fourth children; and, of course, bigger, nicer and more plentiful housing.
Listen now. Links below.
0:07:48 Japan’s GDP output per worker vs. per capita
0:16:21 The debt paradox: Why are East Asian bonds still cheap despite demographic decline?
0:24:37 Fertility is falling faster in Mexico than the US
0:34:00 The rapid fall of TFRs across the Muslim world
0:42:11 Zero-to-one versus two-to-three children
0:51:00 A ‘no-regrets’ policy for fertility and welfare
0:55:48 The education trap
1:07:31 The grim returns on certain college degrees
1:11:46 Why policies must incentivize the third child, not the first.