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Re:The Economics of Male Birth Control by ambicapter on Monday October 19, 2015 @05:55PM (#10416083)
Oh right, because women don't enjoy sex.
Re:The Economics of Male Birth Control by anigbrowl on Tuesday October 20, 2015 @08:04PM (#10422741)
Don't be so stupid. Men and women both enjoy sex but pregnancy involves a lot of extra physical work for the woman because it takes ~9 months to grow another human being (or more than 1) that's 5-10% of the woman's own body weight, not to mention that human infants are completely helpless for a long time after birth, in contrast to many other animals.

This is just a fact of biology before you look at any of the social contextual factors.

Re:The Economics of Male Birth Control by scott_s on Tuesday October 20, 2015 @09:21AM (#10418924)
I did not mean to imply anything of the sort. However, Alex spoke specifically to what the incentives for men are, so I explained the incentives I think men have. For women, I only mentioned the risks. I think a charitable reading of what I said would assume that I think women also have positive incentives.