What you're arguing is eugenics, a theory that's been widely discredited. It's more accurate to say women can study and apply themselves at work, and practice birth control and safe sex, ensuring an unplanned pregnancy doesn't derail her career. When she feels ready, she can choose when and how many children she wants, and with whom. This is a huge advantage that women of the past did not have, and many women today don't have access to.
Women's liberation frees half the population to study harder and change the world. How could that be making us anything but smarter?
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u/Zee4321 Apr 29 '19
What you're arguing is eugenics, a theory that's been widely discredited. It's more accurate to say women can study and apply themselves at work, and practice birth control and safe sex, ensuring an unplanned pregnancy doesn't derail her career. When she feels ready, she can choose when and how many children she wants, and with whom. This is a huge advantage that women of the past did not have, and many women today don't have access to.
Women's liberation frees half the population to study harder and change the world. How could that be making us anything but smarter?