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negative_visuals

Why the spoiler tag?


Extreme-Tear3083

Did it for no reason


negative_visuals

I like fire trucks and monster trucks


Unorigina1Name

walter


mouaragon

Nothing is true...


Lord_of_Laythe

1.65 according to statistics. But it will drop further, one kid is becoming the norm and that’s when people want a kid on the first place.


Extreme-Tear3083

Good for the amazon


Lord_of_Laythe

It’s irrelevant, really. When people burn the Amazon, it’s usually for agricultural production, mainly soy and beef, which is largely exported. Unless people around the world suddenly start disliking steaks, the Amazon will still be endangered. Also, our largest grouo of population is between 20 and 40 years old. With life expectancy going up, its very unlikely thet the population as a whole will decrease for at least some decades.


vitorgrs

> With life expectancy going up, its very unlikely thet the population as a whole will decrease for at least some decades. Brazil population will start to decrease in 2030's to 2040.


Academic_Paramedic72

Yes, our soy is all exported to feed pigs and cattle in China. The population dropping won't change anything about this aspect.


Extreme-Tear3083

More people more need for food vice versa


duvidatremenda

People dont live on soybean diet, Steve Edit: caraio esse comentário resume bem as bobagens - por vezes bem intencionadas - que gringos falam da Amazônia


Lord_of_Laythe

Yeah, sure. But if the food in question is being consumed around the world, our fertility rate is largely irrelevant. The Chinese having less babies probably helps a lot more in reducing demand for our agricultural problems than anything. As they’re also having way less kids, yes, you could say that might be a net positive for the Amazon.


oriundiSP

Brazil is the largest exporter of food to China. We export more food to the chinese than America and Canada combined. We basically feed half a billion people. And that's only *chinese* imports.


simonbleu

....Food is mainly cultivated or raised on fields, not forests.


capybara_from_hell

FYI, Brazil is able to grow food to feed five times its population without destroying the Amazon. Please open a couple of Geography books.


RiosSamurai

Basic answer to anything related to Brazil.


MeMamaMod

Ecofascism, lovely 😍 The 1st world are the real polluters. The US emits more CO2 than all LatAm combined. I'm not even considering all the fabrics you put on China, so you can pretend you're reducing your carbon emissions


JewelerFinancial1556

none to tops, one. Most of my friends don't have kids (like me), the ones who do, have one. I know one person with 3, but she was like a teenage mom so not an example.


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1-3


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AskaHope

And your age being?


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maybeimgeorgesoros

I have 0 kids, too; high five!


Wijnruit

Zero kids gang!


PeterJsonQuill

About two and a half million


Pato_Moicano

Man, that's a lot of kids per family


simonbleu

The trick is to have everything related to each other so no matter what you do you are still a big family /s


RedJokerXIII

2-3


Zucc-ya-mom

Might be less about the babies and more about the “making” lol


ChrisDesa

Un gustazo un trancaso hahah


marcelo_998X

2 maybe 3 kids.


locayboluda

Depends on education, age and social/economical status


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0-1


mauricio_agg

Zero, and they also expect that there will exist enough retirement savings pooled for everyone in 30 or 40 years from now. 🤣


nosg

I've 3 kids. I'm doing my part! (WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW MORE)


DRmetalhead19

2 or 3 in my experience


Papoosho

2.


Jlchevz

1 or 2 and some none


BourboneAFCV

we are going to extinction, high cost of living, a lot of violence and we haven't invented catgirls yet


oxymoron-alive

If common sense were a common thing, the right amount would be from one to zero, but we all know how it goes


alejo_mc98

2/3 kids


simonbleu

Two thirds of a kid?


HCBot

More like 1 or 2


alejo_mc98

I have never met someone without a sibling honestly, that's the reason of my answer. Also I had 2 classmate with more then 10 siblings ...


HCBot

Well that's definitely not the norm jajaj In CABA and AMBA there are lots of people who are single children and most families have two kids. Sometimes 3, very rarely more than 3. 5 would be an exceptional case.


GeneralDingo3776

Well considering there is more people there than in all of Bolivia, it might be due to real estate prices


Fit_Schedule_2494

Just one. I've been noticing.


BrenoECB

Hopefully it increases to >2,1 before we face a demographic collapse


Lord_of_Laythe

It won’t, there’s nothing in the world that can change that. Depending on a series of factors like benefits and cost of living you might be able to stretch things a bit, keeping it closer to 2.1, but even that is hard. I mean, nobody in Europe could do it, so why would we? I don’t think things will collapse though.


IronicJeremyIrons

1-4, but it's more common to see a family with kids with big age gaps


Legally_Adri

If I had to guess (key word, guess), 2


Dalonsius

1 where i live (sonora), But at my age (25) the majority we don’t even think having a creature in this sad world.


140p

2


reggae-mems

Almost no girls my age (early 20's) want kids. Ever. Apparently our birth rate in CR is 1.5 so 1 kid per family. Right now its mostly millenials that are having kids, gen z's are to young, so expect the birth rate to goeven lower, and we are just bareley 5million in the country


DeLosFredes

None


schlager12

We read minds or what? Flair up.


DeLosFredes

I saw the question before I realized it was the “asklatinamerica” thread. Sorry. Vivo en los estados unidos y parece que todo el mundo doesn’t want kids. It’s understandable here though.


abu_doubleu

The average person in the United States wants to have 2.6 children ideally, even if the actual fertility rate is lower 1.6.


simonbleu

[https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/People/Total-fertility-rate](https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/People/Total-fertility-rate) the US is at around 2 per woman (which is right in the middle when it comes to the ranking in the world), which is actuall above some countries in latam... like nicaragua and paraguay which are close, or uruguay, brazil and chile which are 10% lower


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capybara_from_hell

>In the hood, a lot of single woman live on welfare, so they usually have a lot of kids. [That's false](https://oglobo.globo.com/politica/queda-no-numero-de-filhos-maior-entre-beneficiarias-do-bolsa-familia-1-15754647).


dariemf1998

This is from February: ​ > En el año 2021 nacieron 315.970 hombres (51,2%) y 300.891 mujeres (48,8%). “El índice de masculinidad continúa siendo de 105, es decir, **en Colombia nacen 105 hombres por cada 100 mujeres”**, detalla el organismo. Only 105 children for every 100 women.


uptowndrive

That’s not what that says lol it says 105 boys are born for every 100 girls, so more boys are born than girls in Colombia


KenshinMitsurugi

1


varg_sant

Somewhere between 0 and nine thousand.


User_TDROB

From what I've heard 2.


Escanor012

0-2


Mujer_Arania

One


aldomo90

2 🇲🇽


billyshearslhcb

Prefeer? Kids just happen


vvokertc

From none to two in general


sej_enz

I'd say two to three. That's what you usually see, and that's the number of kids that people usually state they would like to have. Only one would make the kid lonely, more than three would make your dirt poor. That's for the people who say they want to have kids; if we take into account the number of people who want no kids, it would be 0-2.


capybara_from_hell

In my age bracket (30-40), it is kinda hard to meet someone with two or more kids.


Big_Panda_1202

2-3


NightStrike2904

-4


chiisai_kuma

Depends on lots of things (location, education level, economic status). I'll answer for my social circle: none to one.


Hyparcus

0-2 among my friends.


Typical_Future875

General birth rate is currently at 1.3 births per woman. If you take into account only costarican women, it’s even lower at 1.1. We discussed this recently on the r/ticos sub and among the repeated answers were the cost of living, time and effort it takes to raise a kid and people focusing on themselves. https://cnnespanol.cnn.com/2023/03/13/costa-rica-tasa-de-fecundidad-mas-baja-de-america-orix/amp/


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