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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Considering most college students are women and most college drop outs are men, I don't really expect to see this reverse any time soon.  Most of the jobs that men fell back to are becoming automated so that they need fewer humans doing the same amount of work.

At this point, I think it might be prudent to figure out a solution to these problems.  Maybe start all boys in Kindergarten at 6 or 7 instead of 5 or 6.  Then by the time they reach college they can actually be mature enough to complete it.[/quote]

For years, posters have pointed to the college stats as an indicator of a huge problem, societally and for each DCUM family's DS and DD.  And for years, other posters have dismissed any concern by pointing to CEOs and the president.

This is a huge issue and yours is the first proposal I've seen to address it.  I'm not sure if I agree with your proposal but it's an interesting idea and is worth considering.[/quote]

Males and females are different.  Males need to wait to go to school because they develop later and slower.  Girls mature, start, and finish puberty faster.  I don't think having a society with a large number of listless young men unable to find employment or partners is healthy.[/quote]

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