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How to fix Korea's birthrate? Put girls in school earlier, controversial report argues
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No, at some point the human population won't be able to increase forever and as conditions are improving in poorer nations their birthrate is decreasing, I'm just pointing out the obvious, immigration is the solution to birthrate problems in some parts of the world and it's the solution to overpopulation in other parts.
Heck, that's exactly what multicultural countries are doing, it's an issue with Asian countries that refuse to welcome people of other cultures.
Just gonna point out that this isn't a problem.
I would argue it is a problem in a capitalist society where constant and eternal economic growth is necessary.
Then again, I would also argue that capitalism is the problem.
Correct. If the masses benefitted from industrialization rather than just the corporations, we could have a high quality of life for everyone, population growth be damned.
Never said it was, but it's ridiculous to think it's normal to let certain territories become empty out of nationalistic pride when people are suffering out of lack of resources in other territories.
Just to chime in. I was interested to randomly see in my feed the other day about how divorce between an American husband and Japanese wife, is at a lower rate than is between Japanese citizens.
I found it interesting that some cultures might be slightly more compatible with each other.
Anyway.
Not surprising, Americans living in Japan don't tend to adopt the crazy work schedule that's considered normal over there.