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This feels like it happens again and again and again across the world. The middle east has been well underway in this crisis for a while now. Spain has had simi
by rektide 5y ago
This feels like it happens again and again and again across the world. The middle east has been well underway in this crisis for a while now. Spain has had similar issues. It feels like a top issue- the most basic part of the social contract: a society that has to want & involve new generations. Without having on ramps for the upcoming generations, society, socialization, the ways of life cannot be sustained.
My general disposition is that very few nations have done a good job of giving youth access to use their potential. The future/present feels perenially squandered on those already here.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoI suspect that is because those “ramps” were a combination of high population growth rates and the coincidental technological advances to sustain them. We were in the middle part of the S curve, and have reached the top due to reduction in population growth rates and other natural constraints, hence the reduction in “ramps”.
- netizen-936824 5y agoS curve of what? What does this plot model and what are the axes?
- lotsofpulp 5y agoX axis is time and y axis is population of working age people, which can also translate to economic demand and/or output.