[oytis]

Yes, sorry, there is a lot of diversity of course, especially on the lower level. It's rather equality and inclusion that need improving.

It's an anecdotal evidence, but while looking for a job I liked looking up employees on linkedin, then looking up the leadership on company's website. First one would always be much more diverse than the second one

[slaw]

You didn't notice older people are Germans and younger migrants?

[scihuber]

The Germans themselves chose not to have children.

[AdrianB1]

I think they were pushed not to have children, if that matters. Pushed via economical measures that made it very hard and pushed via education/indoctrination that kids are bad in multiple ways.

My grandparents had many brothers and sisters each and life was harder back then, but it was easier to raise a large family than today. What changed? Taxes, with direct and indirect effects.

[oytis]

> What changed?

Contraception. Children weren't optional back then, they just happened naturally.

[dgellow]

Wait until you learn you can be German and not look like the Bavarian stereotypes