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The issue is that a lot of countries have based everything around growth, including population. Pensions is a big one, another one is care for elders. It's no
by magicalhippo 3y ago
The issue is that a lot of countries have based everything around growth, including population.
Pensions is a big one, another one is care for elders.
It's not a problem if we had eased up to say 1 billion and stayed there, but the rate of change is quite abrupt.
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- grecy 3y ago> The issue is that a lot of countries have based everything around growth, including population And it is very, very ,very clear this is a horribly stupid and shortsighted thing to do. It is simply impossible to have constant growth, clearly it is unsustainable. The system HAS to change. It might be from a slow and steady decline, or it might be a very abrupt change, but it's going to change one way or another.