What psychological impact would it have? And would it be relevant to society? I'm saying there would be many people of the same age...
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What psychological impact would it have? And would it be relevant to society? I'm saying there would be many people of the same age...
It would not affect first world countries where fertility is below replacement today
It would most definitely affect developed countries, by making the population crash even more pronounced.
Women are having children later , much later than age 25
If this AI is correct:
https://www.perplexity.ai/search/what-percent-of-births-in-the-g7UamZ_iRuuFw3K9wi4n4g
The question even has "after the age of 25" so the prompt should have been for "under age 26", but there's no data for that 26 years old threshold. So it is going to be a bit more than 22.7% even.
Excelent thanks for answer⚡
Write about it. Science fiction. Not just after 25. At 25. A world where women can only give birth for 365 days of their life, at age 25.
What a great perspective 👌 Thanks..
population collapse aside, it might lead to a lower divorce rate and broken home rate if women were picking their partner with, at a minimum, a fully developed brain, as opposed to a 16-year-old letting some high school football star fire live rounds straight to the babymaker
No reason for birth control before then, no teenage moms. Interesting
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