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To: carranza2 who wrote (203728)	1/11/2024 10:13:53 AM
From: carranza2	Respond to of 217561

Stellar Branko Milanovic has interesting commentary. I follow him; his blog is fantastic. unherd.com

To: carranza2 who wrote (203728)	1/12/2024 10:34:54 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217561

Re <<But 700 million aging and aged old far*s with no social safety net and no longer productive not so good>> ... am guessing that at the 700M point the demographic mathematics would look different, assuming the CPC, able to inspire production of Ms of everything would fail to guide production of Ms of babies. We are at the beginning of the story, per imperatives lead to solutions, and early days. On the other side, supposing the population rises to 700M, what would the demographics look like? At current rate of influx of the southern border, the essentially island nature of American continent, north and south, might be simply a larger version of ... say ... Britain. Mr Zeihan, Peter, is correct that island nature of US / N America was an advantage to essentially a maritime / pirate society / economy, but in context of hypersonic this and pipeline that, island societies are at a disadvantage, arguably. No need to debate, just watch & brief around the markers.