「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1xWz9p3L
Correlations in fertility across generations: can low fertility persist?
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Overall, the discussions reflect a strong interest in the topic, with references to various models and projections like the work of Martin Kolk and Anatoly Karlin, using words like 'skeptical,' 'interesting,' and 'impact,' which indicate thoughtful engagement and the perception that this research has substantial influence on understanding demographic changes.
Most discussions support the idea that intergenerational fertility correlations significantly influence current and future fertility patterns, with some skeptics questioning specific models.
Users are highly engaged with the topic, referencing multiple models, studies, and theories about fertility and population dynamics.
Many comments delve into detailed modeling and interpretations, showing a genuine effort to understand and discuss the research implications.
The social discussions suggest that this research influences opinions on demographic trends, policies, and future population projections, highlighting its broad relevance.
Abstract in brief
- Intergenerational fertility correlations, where parents' and children's family sizes are linked, can significantly impact future human population growth, especially as these correlations have been increasing over time.
- The study presents models showing that if fertility behaviors are influenced by cultural lifestyles, and these lifestyles are passed across generations, fertility rates are likely to rise over time, complicating efforts to lower fertility.
- Despite the potential for increasing fertility due to these correlations, current low fertility levels may continue if new cultural lifestyles promoting smaller families continue to spread rapidly into the future.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyCorrelations in fertility across generations: can low fertility persist? Martin Kolk, Daniel Cownden and Magnus Enquist 22 March 2014 Intergenerational fertility correlations can be found consistently in developed countries and are increasing over time https://t.co/T1jDNj0UE4 https://t.co/52Xv86HBae
@BirthGauge Interesting paper that tries to also incorporate cultural change (new introduction of low-fertility lifestyles) over time. I go with scenario 3. https://t.co/OiOVFO2s4n https://t.co/bJNDApWq66
@StefanFSchubert @robinhanson @MoreBirths @BirthGauge @RuxandraTeslo @lymanstoneky I did something similar here: https://t.co/M5u3WfWdpQ But used a model that was agnostic to if the inheritance was cultural or genetic. Basically you need new low fertility cultures to emerge to maintain low fertility (which is what has happened the last 200 years).
@Jotto999 @whyvert Anatoly Karlin has a 4 part series on this. In part 2 he discusses a few studies with projections. https://t.co/RwUJK3T5ud https://t.co/OiOVFOk3sX
Before I die in the famine I want you all to know I love you & appreciate you. Internet racists are the best friends a man can have. https://t.co/gKs87DH7j8
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Impact of Intergenerational Fertility Correlations on Population Trends
Intergenerational fertility correlations significantly affect future human population growth, particularly as these links increase over time. Cultural lifestyles play a key role in shaping fertility behaviors across…
Genetics and Natural Selection's Role in European Fertility Trends
This video analyzes the impacts of genetics and natural selection on fertility rates in subreplacement regions, focusing on the genetic basis of fertility and potential population trends based on heritability and…
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@hollowearthterf wrong again woman https://t.co/yDKiactBVk
@davidbessis @StefanFSchubert @DanielBarkeley @BirthGauge @lymanstoneky @tomcolls You can check this on modelling fertility decline. https://t.co/M5u3WfWLfo
@StefanFSchubert @robinhanson @MoreBirths @BirthGauge @RuxandraTeslo @lymanstoneky I did something similar here: https://t.co/M5u3WfWdpQ But used a model that was agnostic to if the inheritance was cultural or genetic. Basically you need new low fertility cultures to emerge to maintain low fertility (which is what has happened the last 200 years).
@hroch32 @GuyMontag1957 Řešil to borec tady. Genetické traity podporující porodnost v současném silně sekularizovaném, kulturně "neplodném" prostředí nejsou úplně ty, které by člověk automaticky vyzdvihoval, nicméně vytvořili jsme selekční tlak, který jim svědčí
@JontentG Prepare accordingly Jon: https://t.co/FspDVgM8DQ
The short answer is yes, it will. But it will still take a few more decades for it to show up. Until then immigration must be stopped so our future generations will have breathing space to grow. https://t.co/RZedqXESfc
Will Natural Selection Raise European Birth Rates? https://t.co/4EhDof5Jey a través de @YouTube
Why We're On the Brink of an Overpopulation Crisis, Famine and an Unprec... https://t.co/o81ntXIWIX via @YouTube
@veritymitchell @Nigel_Farage @j25994646 Professor Ed Dutton explains why there will be a population collapse. If you're unfamiliar with him, ignore his introductory prank if you find it off putting. https://t.co/BkEtsf613i
@ElRoman79996413 @erlik Bueno, Pentti Linkola era de derechas y venía a decir lo mismo. También tienes a Ed Dutton (el gag del principio es una broma que hace siempre, no es que sea un vídeo coña) https://t.co/Bvw7wTFJAz
RT @Benoit03157452: @BirthGauge Interesting paper that tries to also incorporate cultural change (new introduction of low-fertility lifesty…
RT @Benoit03157452: @BirthGauge Interesting paper that tries to also incorporate cultural change (new introduction of low-fertility lifesty…
@BirthGauge Interesting paper that tries to also incorporate cultural change (new introduction of low-fertility lifestyles) over time. I go with scenario 3. https://t.co/OiOVFO2s4n https://t.co/bJNDApWq66
RT @Rjrasva: Correlations in fertility across generations: can low fertility persist? Martin Kolk, Daniel Cownden and Magnus Enquist 22 Mar…
Correlations in fertility across generations: can low fertility persist? Martin Kolk, Daniel Cownden and Magnus Enquist 22 March 2014 Intergenerational fertility correlations can be found consistently in developed countries and are increasing over time https://t.co/T1jDNj0UE4 https://t.co/52Xv86HBae
Karlin explains his thoughts in more detail here: https://t.co/RwUJK3T5ud Background is this paper with 3 scenarios: https://t.co/OiOVFOk3sX He is skeptical of scenario 3. Let's see what that scenario implies. https://t.co/IU7YKcVsLN https://t.co/CYv734nly0
@Jotto999 @whyvert Anatoly Karlin has a 4 part series on this. In part 2 he discusses a few studies with projections. https://t.co/RwUJK3T5ud https://t.co/OiOVFOk3sX
@akarlin88 https://t.co/EtsYYH0Min
@Camaron1492 debido a eso... una vez superado el pico pues ya será más fácil, pero va a estar ahí. Luego ya tienes a catastrofistas como este hombre https://t.co/QN8Tn7EYsR
@TorvusB @SolBrah You are on @jollyheretic wavelength I see https://t.co/rEUeRNadOc
@KingofShirgar Re: https://t.co/g3rxLF5vxL
Before I die in the famine I want you all to know I love you & appreciate you. Internet racists are the best friends a man can have. https://t.co/gKs87DH7j8
Prepare accordingly Why We're On the Brink of an Overpopulation Crisis, Famine and an Unprec... https://t.co/DEEeag7195 via @YouTube
Why We're On the Brink of an Overpopulation Crisis, Famine and an Unprecedented Population Collapse https://t.co/lTsWacpvBO #TheJollyHeretic
Why We're On the Brink of an Overpopulation Crisis, Famine and an Unprec... https://t.co/BUdWBMO7ZD via @YouTube
RT @hakusan09: 「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1…
RT @hakusan09: 「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1…
RT @hakusan09: 「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1…
RT @hakusan09: 「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1…
RT @hakusan09: 「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1…
RT @hakusan09: 「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1…
RT @hakusan09: 「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1…
RT @hakusan09: 「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1…
RT @hakusan09: 「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1…
RT @hakusan09: 「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1…
「実は少子化状態を維持するほうが難易度高いかも」という文化進化の数理モデル研究。子どもの数を減らすような文化の革新が持続的に起こり続けないかぎり、いったん広がった、子どもを減らすような文化の維持は困難。2014年。 https://t.co/1B1xWz9p3L
@RebeccaSear This 2014 paper by @MartinKolk et al also addresses long term stability of the demographic shift: https://t.co/jSnP7lwVF1
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