RE: The Future of Global Depopulation
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This is a type of long-term problem that I've stopped to reflect on a few times and curiously, Japan was the first country I remembered, as I've seen news related to fertility problems... young people don't want to have children.
With the advancement of technology, many people become increasingly "enslaved" in social networks, for example, real life becomes something that is just necessary like going to school, college, going to work... less real life in a way people are social and this is also influenced by the country, economically speaking.
There are several factors why people are less and less wanting to have children and when they do, it is at most one or two. Here in Brazil there is a flawed pension system and you even gave me a tip for a post in the future hahaha...
I imagine that one of the salvations will be what the machines did in The Matrix, remember? We were a battery for them... AI managed to make us reproduce without the traditional method...
But seriously, the direction this is going is worrying. Thinking about ways to reverse this would be a priority for any country.