What if we measured collapse as "proportion of population being left behind"? How have education outcomes changed past 18 months? What about specifically to th

What if we measured collapse as "proportion of population being left behind"? How have education outcomes changed past 18 months? What about specifically to the 95th percentile most/least deprived? How have health outcomes changed past 18 months? What about the quantiles? How have financial plans been affected past 18 months? How much worse off are those who already weren't that well off? How have climate change outcomes changed past 18 months? Will the recent climate action drive meaningful outcomes or is it another power/cash-grab with social utility you gotta search for? What will be the cumulative effect of all this on people's willingness to introduce human life to the planet? Human reproductive potential has been steadily declining for something like a century. Have the past 18 months been more of the usual or has the gradient been steeper? How significant of a fertility rate decline can the economic system tolerate be Basically what I'm trying to say is: as the mean changes, how are the tail ends affected? Is the tail end activity contributing to some kind of feedback loop?