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| Oswald Spengler |
"When the ordinary thought of a highly cultivated people begins to regard having children as a question of pro’s and con’s, the great turning point has come. For Nature knows nothing of pro and con. Everywhere wherever life is actual, reigns an inward organic logic, an it, a drive, that is utterly independent of waking being, with its causal linkages, and indeed not even observed by it. The abundant proliferation of primitive peoples is a natural phenomenon, which is not even thought about, still less judged as to its utility or the reverse. When reasons have to be put forward at all in a question of life, life itself has become questionable."
Oswald Spengler, The Decline of The West
Volume I, Chapter IV, Cities and Peoples
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