Robin Hanson Proposes Using National Debt and Tax Holidays to Fix the Global Fertility Emergency

Robin Hanson has come up with a plan to use the massive national debt of most countries to fund the large enough payments to make $300,000 to $700,000 payments to encourage couples to have enough babies to stop population decline. The U.S. national debt is now officially $33T, but add in promises to pay social …

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Twitter Space on the Next Great Power

I, Brian Wang, will be talking with Warren Redlich and @Anything Tesla about the Next Great Power. China vs USA vs India. I will be making a case for ASEAN and Canada. We will discuss demographics, immigration-emigration and people, money and technology. I would say that China is already a Great Power. We will have …

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Population Crisis Fix Means Getting Enough Babies Every Year Starting This Year

Japan and South Korea and many other countries are experiencing national demographic crisis due to falling birth rates. In 2023, Japan’s fertility rate was 1.367, which is far below the 2.1 children per woman needed for population stability. South Korea’s fertility rate dropped to a record low of 0.7 in the second quarter of 2023. …

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Start Paying Now to Stop Population Collapse or the Costs Will Be Tens of Times Worse

Over 70% of the World’s population live in countries that are below replacement fertility levels and this includes poor countries like India and Pakistan. 30% of the World’s population is in countries that have declining populations and this includes China, Japan, South Korea, Italy and Spain. Replacement fertility is 2.07 which means a women will …

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Brian Wang Talks With Robin Hanson About the Global Population Crisis

Futurists Robin Hanson and Brian Wang talk about how the global population crisis can send the world into an innovation and economic dark age which could ruin all hope for other positive future scenarios. Nextbigfuture has had many articles about the important topic of the fertility crisis. A shrinking and aging population can lead to …

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