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When people debate about the economic viability to have children today, buy a house, etc. The discussion mainly focuses on comparisons between wages and prices. And that's okay. It's obviously important.

But that's not the problem; the main problem is: Stability doesn't exist today. For example: Five years ago, learning to code was the main recommendation; a few years later, it's the complete opposite because of AI. Now every few months a new trend comes and you have to adapt. Soon robotics will come, and physical jobs won't be safe either.

We've reached a point where studying for a degree to have a job is a bad idea because you can't guarantee it will still make sense in four years.

But... buying a house today is an investment of 30 years or more, and having a child is an investment of 20 years or more. And a marriage is an investment for life. How can you make those long-term investments if you can't even know if you'll have a job to provide them in 2 or 3 years, regardless of what you do?

You can't, that's the reality. I think that's partly why people today are mostly focused on the short term, like traveling or having fun. If society doesn't allow people to have long-term projects, people are much more likely to develop a "Carpe Diem" way of thinking.

This instability didn't start with AI, it started decades ago, but it's true that AI has taken it to the extreme.

Just my two cents.

If you have clergy that call Bishop Roy absurd and crazy for suggesting, praying and working toward an imperfect council and a true pope, you should know that those clergy are helping the Jews in their mad hatred for Jesus Christ and the destruction of His Holy Catholic Church. Read the book, "The Plot Against the Church" by Maurice Pinay, to find out what the Second Vatican Council was about.

It *is* absurd and crazy, but it is not because the idea itself is crazy, it's crazy and absurd because of who is proposing it - i.e. a sede bishop.

If it were some of the conciliar bishops who woke up and wanted to do it, possibly that would be a different story, but maybe not even that would bear fruit. But this is off topic.

What the OP is talking about is a conspiracy that some trad priests warned us about decades ago, even tho they were somewhat  off on their timing and events, they pretty much nailed the moral and economic doom for America and the world thanks to  the commies. One thing that they always insisted upon was that it is only Our Blessed Mother's Immaculate Heart that can save us. It could be that we are getting close to complete take-over and the current pope knows this by the way he is working to entirely negate Our Blessed Mother.
   

It *is* absurd and crazy, but it is not because the idea itself is crazy, it's crazy and absurd because of who is proposing it - i.e. a sede bishop.

If it were some of the conciliar bishops who woke up and wanted to do it, possibly that would be a different story, but maybe not even that would bear fruit. But this is off topic.

What the OP is talking about is a conspiracy that some trad priests warned us about decades ago, even tho they were somewhat  off on their timing and events, they pretty much nailed the moral and economic doom for America and the world thanks to  the commies. One thing that they always insisted upon was that it is only Our Blessed Mother's Immaculate Heart that can save us. It could be that we are getting close to complete take-over and the current pope knows this by the way he is working to entirely negate Our Blessed Mother.
 

The closer we get to all hope is lost, the closer we get to deliverance. Let's just pray the all hope is lost stage isn't unbearable.