• Anomandaris@kbin.social
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    And the rest of the developed world is going to follow close behind as long as the wealth inequality stays as ridiculously broken as it is.

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      One of the major difference with the rest of the developed world is the more or less accepted immigration. See Germany for example.

      • BirdyBoogleBop@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        That is most likely only a bandaid too birthrates are falling all over the world. Something is going to need to change eventually.

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          Robots and AIs can start handling more and more of the work, hopefully enough to support a population with a larger proportion of retired/unemployed humans.

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            Robots and AIs can start handling more

            becoming less involved in how our world functions only serves to empower The Matrix, and make us more like slaves

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              Are retirees really like slaves?

              The AIs and robots will be doing our bidding, not the other way around.

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      Actually the opposite. Generally wealthy nations and individuals have fewer children.