/lit/ - Literature

Clickbait is the perfect word for that.

>>17878431
This isnt based at all. A brief look at the rest of this review and a few of her others outs her as a cookie cutter middle aged feminist with slightly above average eloquence. Moans about 'patriarchy', 'misogyny', 'racism' and 'religion' on a cassette loop, zero thought given to what full sexual liberation spells for a civilisation long term, either that or Class Solidarity Machine Broke when it comes to down and out white males starting to recognise a shit deal when they see one

>>16930401
I genuinely wonder what the outcome of this will be. This book was published in 2018 using data prior to that and, obviously, things have gotten much worse. The fact there are similar trends across the developed world, bar outliers like Germany, seems really concerning. Are there actually going to be national programmes to totally reverse this trend and the declining population growth? It feels like a lot of this shit is irreversible without extreme solutions like state-mandated gfs and a massive explosion of industry.

NEETs aren't the creative powerhouses they think they are and a lot of work that comes from being a layabout isn't all that interesting most of the time. I genuinely feel like a UBI -- as Yang suggests -- is the softest, most digestible solution that will only lead to more placid, isolated people. This feels like a psychological issue, guys are disengaging because we're under no external threat and extremely /comfy/. China has similar problems too so it's not like total war is going to thrust people out of this stupor.