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Leftist Women Dying Sad & Alone (Profit Opportunity!)
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- Jun 2, 2026
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Summary
In this Based Camp episode, Simone and Malcolm Collins dive into the harsh realities of aging alone through a Wall Street Journal article about Amy Kant, a 65-year-old single, childless woman facing health issues, estate planning struggles, and isolation. They explore the growing demographic of “solo agers,” the long-term consequences of choosing career and freedom over family, feminist regrets, and why so many women (and men) end up dying alone. Topics include: the breakdown of intergenerational social contracts, business opportunities in elder care/power of attorney/estate planning/unclaimed assets, pronatalist perspectives, and real listener stories of regret. Malcolm also shares new rfab.ai features like the recipe generator and discusses building liable human services. A raw, unfiltered look at demographic decline, life choices, and turning societal problems into opportunities. Show Notes Can two dark things cancel each other to create a rainbow? * Dark thing: The job market is atrocious and about to get worse * Dark thing: Millions of childless elderly people—and aged parents who moved away from and dissociated from their children—are headed into old age and death without support networks * Rainbow? There are huge business and job opportunities We can use a recent Wall Street Journal article, More Americans Are Aging Alone. One Woman Told Us What It’s Like , for inspiration! (Not reading every paragraph) “Amy Kant initially thought she should name a power of attorney about 10 years ago after caring for a dying friend. She still hasn’t appointed someone to do it. The 65-year-old is single with no children, and bound up in that choice over who should make financial decisions on her behalf are other big questions that are often intensified when aging alone. How to h…