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P-hack, I was bitter regarding situations irrelevant to this discussion. I guess that I would just need to verify and validate my good intentions.
There does seem to be an inverse relationship between children and capacity to support them. How many condoms can one hundred billion purchase and distribute worldwide? What happens once the condoms run out? Do we pick the poor country of the week and tell their government "We will make sure that every family in your country has enough food for two parents and two children, but you need to make sure they understand that if they have more kids than they can feed, they will go hungry."?
It kind of seems like the real problems are not ones that we can fix through holding hands and singing Kumbaya, but what can we do with money, which we do not really have?
As for being a political issue, right. I can get in trouble if this gets out of hand.
No fistfights!
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