RT Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV)70 Years of Fertility Collapse: The End Is in SightFrom 1955 to 2025, global fertility has crashed from 4.95 births per woman to 2.24 — a 55% drop in one lifetime. We are now permanently below the 2.1 replacement level almost everywhere that matters. Populations in Europe, East Asia, and the Americas are already shrinking. By 2100, most developed nations will lose 50–80% of their population unless something drastic reverses the trend.The math is merciless: ever ...

Demographic Trends - Global fertility rate has plummeted by 55% from 495 births per woman in 1955 to 224 in 2025 [1] - The global fertility rate is now permanently below the 21 replacement level in most significant regions [1] - Populations in Europe, East Asia, and the Americas are already experiencing shrinkage [1] - By 2100, many developed nations are projected to lose 50-80% of their population if current trends continue [1] Economic and Societal Impact - Advanced countries are facing a situation where each generation is 40-60% smaller than the previous one [2] - Such a significant population contraction poses a threat to the survival of economies, militaries, and cultures [2]