Weekend Watch: The Age of Depopulation With Nicholas Eberstadt. What will the energy industry and landscape look like in a world where population decline is almost universal? Think about that as you watch this fascinating discussion about the reality no one is talking about – population decline.
https://pipelineonline.ca/weekend-watch-the-age-of-depopulation-with-nicholas-eberstadt/
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https://x.com/RedpillDrifter/status/1758727961472336216
Single greatest predictor of birth rate is whether women want children.
See: Muslim brides. And American welfare tickets, aka AID to dependent children.
The world will look like those who are having kids: muzzles.
Population growth is a Ponzi scheme.
Post WWII maybe not, but for at least the last 50 years.
If anything, population decline is an arbiter of wealth and leisure.
With AI-enabled robots wayyyy closer to common than many think (but not the Chinese) a world overburdened with useless eaters who can’t even get a job delivering food, will be a catastrophic place of misery and lamentations.
We have no idea how large the effect of depopulation will be. Those rejoicing in it may be in for a big surprise. Things are geared for growth. Decline is not a great option.
“Things are geared for growth.”
Read Genesis. Be fruitful and multiply.
Plenitude as an irrefutable concept.
Wander into the woods and see for yourself.
Amazing Creation.
The Earth abides forever.
Stevie – to paraphrase the magic negro, Obama … how many trees is enough? A million? A million billion? Nobody can enjoy all the trees at once. What’s wrong with Mother Nature spawning those HUGE tracts of forests that go on forever? As Regan reportedly said … you’ve seen one tree, you’ve seen em all? Put a Redwood in a museum and cut em all down!
*smirk*
https://youtu.be/yMG-Mi9I0-k?si=8UhZKkMLZklFet7y
Depopulation is a huge issue.
Pension plans are a Ponzi scheme dependent on a growing population.
Didn’t F. Scott FitzGerald have a genocidal cousin named D. “Pop” FitzGerald?