While the childfree lifestyle has been on the rise, I haven’t seen much of it being covered positively. There are of course the increased flexibility and more stable living circumstances that come with being single or in a childless relationship, which is a perspective that basically everyone, even parents, can recognize. Now, shift this perspective […]
I found this article at a very good and even convenient time in my life, and it was posted just this week as I’ve been considering writing about this topic. Lance Roberts’ explanation of savings and investing myths can be considered as an example of a great, personal finance article. He counters the related, tired […]
Excerpts From “We Are Being Poisoned: Leaked FDA Report Finds “Forever Chemicals” In U.S. Food Supply” by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan.com Well, this is concerning but not surprising: In a leaked report that we are guessing the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) didn’t want to get out, is data showing that there are “forever chemicals” […]
Let’s look at a noteworthy article about the disappearing American middle class that I read recently. As a childless antinatalist who hopes to retire one day, this caught my interest: “Goodbye Middle Class: The Percentage Of Wealth Owned By The Top 10% Just Got Even BIGGER” by Michael Snyder of The Economic Collapse Snyder begins […]
As of the time of this article, 5G networks will be here soon. 5G will be the successor of the current 4G technology that has helped smartphones to become more ubiquitous and to aid their progression. Mobile cellular data has allowed phones and tablets to function as computers, basically. Still, this does come at a […]
Think of the many types of pharmaceutical drugs that there are and what they they are intended to alleviate. There are ones for allergies, mood disorders, blood disorders, gastrointestinal disorders, and so on which amount to hundreds if not more combined. People would feel much more physical and/or psychological pain without them in many cases […]
I recently read an interesting Zero Hedge article about the cost of children’s extracurricular activities that further confirmed some thoughts I’ve had about parents’ personal finances. When more than half of the U.S. population lives paycheck to paycheck, it’s a given that families with children would consist of a significant portion of this. However, it’s […]
As I’ve stated before, I consider myself to be an economical antinatalist. I overall have a negative view on birth (not necessarily life) because of choices or the lack thereof associated with financial, ecological, and other, usually objective matters. I like to look at facts to support my views, and the more universal these facts […]
Honestly, my faith in humanity was lost a little more when I read a recent article about the United States government’s experiments and related controversies. The concept of government experiments itself is not surprising, but the nature of some of them is alarming. None of these are theoretical either considering that many of the sources […]
The problem that I would like to address is marine pollution, the discarding of nonbiodegrable plastics, medical and industrial waste, and other harmful material directly or indirectly into the seas and oceans. This waste coalesces in areas like the oceans’ gyres which are gradually, revolving currents typically between or near continents, forming the various great […]
When I consider the rising student loan debt, I think of a society that has failed children. Most of these debtors are young adults not even being 25-years-old who have little to no experience of the real world. They have not yet lived a life with responsibilities similar to that of their parents and other […]
Existential Romance 