Jicky (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} agent_jet) wrote in starsong24, |
This point is --kind of --refuted by the fact that most First World countries do have, on average, enough children to replace their parents. Stable, in other words. But it took a while to slow down.
I don't know so much about stable. We're not salmon - we don't spawn and then die. Even if parents only have two (or one) children, they're still around long enough to be grandparents or even greatgrandparents.
I don't know so much about stable. We're not salmon - we don't spawn and then die. Even if parents only have two (or one) children, they're still around long enough to be grandparents or even greatgrandparents.
