On March 18th I wrote this blog
post:
I came up with the idea that
there might be a correlation between the rise of autism in developed nations and the incredibly rich diet of mothers and infants. I had not
read it anywhere. It was my own idea, and you can see the date stamped on my
blog post. I called for a statistical study
to see if this was the case.
Then on April 9 the first of
thousands of news, blog posts and articles and TV news reports started
appearing saying much the same thing.
One of the earliest I can find on the Internet is here, but I didn't
hear of this new research until after the middle of April:
Oddly enough, another of my blog
posts correlates with a recent rash of news articles.
In this post I say that women's empowerment may tend towards becoming a rare or extinct meme because it (unfortunately) leads to fewer children being born to the very people who believe in it and there are thus fewer children likely to be raised to believe in it:
Two things have happened since
I wrote that post: A study was
publicized saying that the emigration pattern between the US and Mexico has
changed and there is no net population gain.
That means that the USA and the progressive memes regarding women's
empowerment are going start to dwindle. If we want to keep a sustainable population of progressive types, women need to be compensated for the rigors and risks of child-bearing and child-rearing.
Here is one of hundreds of such
articles. None of them
mention that this trend is associated with a dwindling of the global population of secular humanists, compared to a rising population of hidebound patriarchal types of people:
The other thing is that NPR broadcast
an interview with an author who identified the reason why patriarchal societies
want to control women in every way. She
said that the future of the traditional culture depends on women remaining
ignorant, repressed and enslaved so they will continue to produce large numbers
of children and teach them the archaic beliefs of the patriarchal tradition. I can't find a link to that but it was in regards to female genital mutilation.
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