My colleague at AEI, the economist Scott Winship, intrudes upon the fertility debate with some admittedly hot takes:

I disagree! I think we not only owe posterity survival, but our present labors to make the world a place they are happy to inhabit. A place prepared for them by their fathers, so to speak. I can think of no cleaner way to distinguish libertarian and conservative views than this.

I think we not only owe posterity survival, but our present labors to make the world a place they are happy to inhabit.{ai:summary}<p>#society In a debate on the fertility rate, economist Scott Winship questions if we owe it to future generations to ensure the survival of the human race. However, the narrator strongly believes that we do owe posterity survival and should work towards creating a better world for them. This difference in perspective reflects the distinction between libertarian and conservative views.</p>

The Corner: Provocation of the Day

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