Malcolm Collins is a parent, polymath serial entrepreneur, education nerd, pronatalist and a 5x bestselling author, including the Pragmatists’ Guide series.
He has a podcast and YouTube channel called Based Camp.
In this episode, we talk about a wide range of topics including:
Demographic Collapse: At current fertility rates in developed countries, there will be 5 grandchildren per 100 people. This demographic trend is not economically sustainable and will lead to fundamental transformations of society.
Pronatalism: Pronatalism is a movement that Malcolm and his wife Susan are well, known for as the founders of Pronatalists.org.
The analogy is with climate change: it's not about freezing the planet, it's about countering an unsustainable trend - population decline - by having more children.
Charter Cities: Malcolm views charter cities as key for the pronatalist movements as incubators for a different culture that is not influenced by "urban monoculture".
Some of Malcolm's surprising theses are:
This is a kaleidoscopic episode with insights into the frontiers of humanity.
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Malcolm Collins is a parent, polymath serial entrepreneur, education nerd, pronatalist and a 5x bestselling author, including the Pragmatists’ Guide series.
He has a podcast and YouTube channel called Based Camp.
In this episode, we talk about a wide range of topics including:
Demographic Collapse: At current fertility rates in developed countries, there will be 5 grandchildren per 100 people. This demographic trend is not economically sustainable and will lead to fundamental transformations of society.
Pronatalism: Pronatalism is a movement that Malcolm and his wife Susan are well, known for as the founders of Pronatalists.org.
The analogy is with climate change: it's not about freezing the planet, it's about countering an unsustainable trend - population decline - by having more children.
Charter Cities: Malcolm views charter cities as key for the pronatalist movements as incubators for a different culture that is not influenced by "urban monoculture".
Some of Malcolm's surprising theses are:
This is a kaleidoscopic episode with insights into the frontiers of humanity.
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