Demographic Trends - The European Commission estimates that by 2070, there will be approximately two working-age adults for every person over 65 in Europe [1] Economic Implications - The report raises concerns about how European countries will manage the economic challenges posed by a shrinking workforce relative to the elderly population [1]

Demographic Trends - China's fertility rate has dropped to 1, indicating each generation will be half the size of the previous one [1] - Without major changes, China faces demographic challenges [1]

🚨 Japan’s demographic freefall intensifies: Just 686,061 babies born in 2024 – the lowest since records began in 1899 and the 9th straight year of decline (-5.7% from 2023).Fertility rate plunged to a record low of 1.15 children per woman, well below the 2.1 replacement level. With ~919,000 more deaths than births, the population shrank by over 900,000 ...

RT Sólionath (@Anarseldain)This is a total lie. America, historically, was NOT “multicultural.” The first non-White group to be given citizenship was a small group of less than 10,000 choctaw, more than 50 years after the country’s founding. Every founding father was dead except Monroe, who died 5 months later. Blacks gained citizenship almost 50 years after that, in 1868 – at which point America was about 85% White. The rest of the red indians weren’t given citizenship for more than another 50 years, in 19 ...

RT Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV)🚨 Japan’s demographic freefall intensifies: Just 686,061 babies born in 2024 – the lowest since records began in 1899 and the 9th straight year of decline (-5.7% from 2023).Fertility rate plunged to a record low of 1.15 children per woman, well below the 2.1 replacement level. With ~919,000 more deaths than births, the population shrank by over 900,000. ...

Macroeconomic Concerns - Global demographics are in long-term decline, impacting the repayment of $111 trillion in investments [1] - Investments may be diluted or repaid with diluted money, creating an illusion of returns for investors [1] Investment Strategy - Trust-minimized assets with low dilution are considered safer over longer time horizons [1] - Despite short-term volatility, these assets are expected to perform relatively better [1]

Macroeconomic Concerns - Global demographics are in long-term decline, impacting the repayment of $111 trillion in investments [1] - Investments may be diluted or repaid with diluted money, creating an illusion of returns for investors [1] Investment Strategy - Trust-minimized assets with low dilution are considered safer over longer time horizons [1] - Despite short-term volatility, these assets are expected to perform relatively better [1]

Market Trends & Concerns - Global demographics are in long-term decline, impacting the repayment of $111 trillion in investments [1] - Investments may be repaid with diluted money, creating an illusion of returns for investors [1] Investment Strategies & Risk Management - Trust-minimized assets with low dilution are considered safer over longer time horizons [1] - Short-term volatility should be considered when evaluating trust-minimized assets [1]

RT Martin Sellner (@Martin_Sellner)The birth rate in Italy has fallen to a record low of 1.13 children per woman. Last year, only 370,000 babies were born, the lowest number since 1861.Meanwhile, birth rates in Denmark are rising for the first time in years thanks to a progressive remigration policy.The Danish population aged 0 to 19 is more Danish than the total population, and the 0 to 4 age group even more so.If European immigrants are included, 85.9% of babies in Denmark are currently Danish and 89.7% a ...

Many may worry that a world with fewer couples and children will be sadder and more atomised. Yet bemoaning the prospect will not avert it https://t.co/XrE4VNPysg ...