A Look at a Very Silicon Valley Approach to Repopulation

Michael Heat: I sit in the string room next to the window here, and I look at the Bay Bridge, I look at the Bay Bridge and watch cybertrucks all day.

Zoë Schiffer: Oh my gosh.

Lauren Goode: Almost cybertrucks only multiply in real time. They are neat and punch more cyberspers. Is this the worst lead for this episode?

Michael Heat: What do you know? I will take it.

Lauren Goode: Literally.

Michael Heat: I will take it completely.

This is woven BellyA show about the people, strength and effects of the silicone valley. Today we are talking about the Pronatalism movement and part of the push to increase childbirth rates are watched between the largest and most rich names of Silicon Valley. We will talk about the history of pronatalism, which is currently in the present and what is the point of what is everything. I am Director of Michael Calore, Consumer Technology and Culture here.

Lauren Goode: I’m a Wired writer, Lauren Goode.

Zoë Schiffer: And I was Schiffer, Wired Work and Industry Director.

Lauren Goode: Thus, when talking about dating applications a few weeks ago, I was so very inclined because I thought of us, but now I feel like Mike, but I will be like me, “he said.

Zoë Schiffer: I feel I made my part for the population decrease. I had two of me and I will not be any longer.

Michael Heat: Here, laid the scene, Lauren and I both are free.

Lauren Goode: And Zoë is already one of our string large cartridges. So I would just say in a normal structure, not a podcast, but to sit outside, “Talk about the presence of your babies and parents,” but for the sake of podcast.

Zoë Schiffer: Lauren, we bring all our choices, come.

Lauren Goode: I too.

Zoë Schiffer: And we are friends.

Lauren Goode: Yes, we are friends.

Michael Heat: Well, I think to start a conversation, that we must determine this action and the greatest supporters of this action.

Zoë Schiffer: I thought you would tell me what the baby is. It’s like a small, bald man. The next question.

OK, so pronatalism in his nucleus is an ideology that promotes people with babies. In the silicone valley, this is due to this concern for the decline in the population. It is not enough baby to fill people with the population, and this creates all kinds of economic problems of the road.