Kenan Ayvataş·Oct 30For the First Time in Human History, Including Every War and Pandemic Ever Recorded, the World Is…Wars have reduced it temporarily, as young men left fields and factories for battlefields and families delayed childbearing amid the…
InGeopolitics & BeyondbySahil Nair·Oct 16Is Population Decline Good for the Economy? New Evidence Challenges the Doom NarrativeIs population decline necessarily bad for economic growth? Explore how shrinking populations affect wages, productivity, housing…A response icon2A response icon2
fmi A.·Sep 18Japan’s Healthcare Map Is Becoming a PatchworkAs the population shrinks, the real challenge is not saving every clinic, but deciding where to concentrate care, where to preserve access…
Kim, Jace (Jeong Hyeon)·Sep 4Jace’s Question #24–2 — When a Society Stops Planning for TomorrowDemography, Despair, and Decisions
Shrinivas Kulkarni·Jun 30Why are we exhausted ? The Universal Law of Population Collapse and ReversalA perspective for governments, communities, and individuals to reverse population decline and build better lives.
Wild Philosopher·Jun 6Why Do Birth Rates Fall as Societies Become Wealthier?What America’s Obesity Rate Can Teach Us About Declining Birth Rates
Shashank Devra·Jun 4Humanity Is Running Out of Time — LiterallyWhy Ageing May Be a Bigger Challenge Than Population DeclineA response icon1A response icon1
Mukund·Feb 11The Demographic Reality India Refuses to Discuss HonestlyEvery few months, someone prominent reminds us that India faces a looming demographic challenge. The response is predictable: outrage…
Darwin Gosal·Jan 27The Dangerous Middle: Surviving the Transition to a Smaller, Better WorldWhy the path to a sustainable, smaller world is more dangerous than the destination — and who pays for the transition we can’t avoid.
