>>17589594>Is having kids a cope mechanism for death?some (((psychologists))) say that everything we do is basically an escape from the unconscious knowledge of death which makes sense.
We value what's scarce. The more scarce you see life the more you can enjoy it/contrast it with the (almost) inevitable death.
Having kids nowadays is a lifestyle or a continuation of your lineage depending on your worldview and values.
Lets go with the "continuation of lineage" part.
It's relative to the value of yourself, your family, your family name, your intelligence.
If you're a midwit npc then you'll go for the lifestyle path or chose to remain childless completely.
If you're intelligent and motivated enough to build up your name (if you havent one already) and bring value, pride and glory to your family tree then it's absolutely logical for you to have kids.
I'll take (((Rothschilds))) as a positive example in this aspect.
Do you think they even entertain the thought of not having children? of course not because wealth alone (let alone the name and family tree and history) would make them cucks and retards giving up all of this for nothing.
tldr you have to be valuable enough (in the full scope of the word) to make it illogical to not have kids. simple as
