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The Relationship Between Economic Status and Family Size
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The definition of poverty is having as many children as you can feed before they die, which is why people in the lower classes tend to have a limited number of children to avoid economic hardship. The goal is to let their children survive, even if they have diseases, by increasing productivity and sufficiently feeding their families.
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Entropy
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the concept of entropy and how it applies to the Industrial Revolution, which marked a shift towards greater entropy in society.
ChapterThe Relationship Between Economic Status and Family Size
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The economic consequences of having more children than you can afford and the definition of poverty in regards to family size are discussed in this episode.
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Family planning
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The economic consequences of having more children than you can afford and the definition of poverty in regards to family size are discussed in this episode.