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by missosoup
2433 days ago
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I agree that it's an unsolvable problem. It's also largely cultural. I don't think it has to do with unconstrained exponential growth. Visit any poor regions of the world and you'll find there's a lot more emphasis on taking care of the elders regardless of the median number of children per family. For a variety of reasons, that kind of culture gets wiped out in developed nations, to the detriment of everyone. Outsourcing it out of the family and building a capitalist industry around it is super dystonian yet here we are. |
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