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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: elmatador who wrote (3895)11/4/2019 4:41:31 PM
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ElM that's old fashioned thinking that the population bust is a problem. The boom is problem for places like Rwanda where they solve the problem with machetes. Exporting their problem and machetes to civilized London is not a good idea for the Londoners.

Japan is leading the world. They sensibly did not allow hordes of barbarians in to "solve" the problem of a declining and aging population.

Being declining and aging myself and financially well off I find it's just fine. Japanese have their economic wherewithal well established after working hard for 70 years.

At age 80 people aren't wanting to do as much or consume as much as when they are 25. It doesn't matter that their economic output is low.

Your first principles are false. As long as they can stop the murderous thieving invaders from other countries getting in, they'll be able to enjoy nice cups of tea and an afternoon nap.

Fewer people will be good. Quality control improvements continue apace as women reject most men for breeding purposes.

1 billion higher quality people in 100 years will be plenty to create and enjoy reality in the 22nd century.

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