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Three women, ten children; how Elon Musk tries to save the world

05-12-2022

Opinion

Bart van den Dikkenberg, RD

Three women, ten children; how Elon Musk tries to save the world

Elon Musk with his family. Photo Facebook, Colleen Mcknight

Opinion

Out of the blue, a new term showed up: technophilic pronatalism. It is a movement of extraordinarily rich, intelligent people who prefer large families. That is what our world should look like, in their opinion.

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