Post: #26

I've been doing "independent research" (amateur stuff really) into fertility, based largely off of the research of smarter men and compiling it.

But...it looks like fertility for white americans (best data is on them) is actually still strongly k selected. However there is a class divide to it. The upper classes and future upper class is k selected. The bottom half is r selected. The debate is whether this is largely due to genetic factors that cultural changes have unleashed, or if it was largely inevitable. That will probably never be answered.

All I have now, but I'm not going to let Rolling Stone form my view of millenials. Since a lot of what I have been led to believe about millenials is not entirely accurate, and what I was led to believe came from rags like Rolling Stone.
They peddle sensation and hysteria.

I imagine the same class divide is true for millenials.

Post: #27

(08-15-2015 12:43 AM)Caractacus Potts Wrote:  Was flirting with the cute checkout girl at Whole Foods yesterday. She has a double major from an Ivy League school: journalism and theater.

She laughed when I called her Heidi and asked if it is wrong that I totally wanted to pull her pigtails...

Cool story. But what it has to do with the OP, if at all? I'm seriously asking, I might not know all American cultural references. I also didn't read the article, as you advised me against, saving me some time.

Post: #28

(08-14-2015 03:40 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  It's ironic that this year-old post would get revived.

Thanks for the nice write-up, by the way.

(08-14-2015 02:59 PM)explorer Wrote:  Are their Berghain article any good? These two were on my reading list from The Rolling Stone.

But did anyone notice what I am trying to ask, but reviving this old thread? I couldn't care less about the Millennials article, I inquire about the general journalistic quality of the Rolling Stone, through the example of their Berghain article.

OK, maybe much more people experienced American Millennial women here than Berlin club Berghain, that's why my question might have gone unnoticed, thanks.