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Today I have quite the lineup of woke TikToks, and I'm not even going to make you wait.

We're going to get straight into it.

This first one is about there being a last call to have babies.

And apparently that last call was long ago. Let's see. Can I just say I'm like literally shocked

when I receive a baby announcement these days? World War III is upon us. The shorelines are

corroding. AI is taking all the jobs. I'm pretty sure the last call to make new humans was like

15 or 20 years ago. Congratulations if you made the cut. I just feel like making a baby today. It's kind of like ordering a souffle, which takes like 30 minutes to make at a restaurant when they told you they're closing in 45 minutes. It's like you're going to have enough time to make it, but not eat it. The suflay. You're not going to eat your baby, obviously. But you get the analogy. Yeah, I mean, I get the analogy. It's interesting. There's a lot of this like anti-baby, anti-natalist rhetoric that's circulating right now. And it does tend to come from a certain camp. That camp right now, at least in the U.S. is like these modern day feminists who just believe that the time for babies is over, that you're're actually anti-environmental if you're having a child,

that you are anti-human civilization, really,

if you're having a child,

and the time has just passed for that as human beings.

And if we had that mindset all throughout human history,

and we said, you know, it's just not a good time.

Crazy things are happening right now.

There's a struggle that's set for us right now that dictates that we don't

have children. We would just never have kids, I think. Can you imagine some of the low points in

human history that we would have experienced had we lived in them where people may have thought,

not a great time to have kids, but they did so anyways. And it's interesting because what she's

actually cementing is the idea that

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