Helen Andrews issues a stark warning: Mass female workforce entry is triggering two potentially civilization-ending crises at once. First: The "great feminization" of institutions—channeling women of childbearing age into careers has shifted workplaces toward consensus, empathy, and conflict avoidance, eroding merit, debate, and function (think wokeness as a symptom). Second: Plummeting birth rates, as career focus delays or prevents kids—no prior civilization has ever run this experiment at scale. These aren't separate problems—they stem from the same unprecedented shift. Birth rate alarms get attention, but Andrews argues the institutional decay is the overlooked twin threat. Is she onto something profound about modern society's trade-offs—or is this overreach? What do you see as the bigger risk: collapsing fertility or feminized institutions?