If you ignore everything like, including but not limited to, market capture, addictive products, lock-in, information asymmetry, planned obsolescence, dark patterns, captive markets, artificial scarcity, seldom-lucrative-yet-important services and any externality, very true!

I often wonder far from the median I am in this regard. I was under the impression that it was pretty accurate for assessing populations, but fell apart very quickly at the individual level. How many "normal"/otherwise healthy people do fall outside BMI's numbers?

You also entirely skipped the most expensive ones. Feeding them, an expense that's been ever growing in the last decade, much faster than inflation. Education and child care, which the cynic in me, having read you say the problems started when women joined the workforce, thinks this is probably cause you think women should stay home for these - I hope I'm wrong.

I'd be extremely surprised if your budget didn't radically change before and after having kids, even staying frugal and living within your means.

Regardless of believing in the “singularity” or not, please explain how this sounds utopian in the slightest without borderline (if not literal) sociopathic anti-human worldviews.