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Old Posted Feb 19, 2024, 1:27 PM
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What exactly makes “no sense”?

The forumer made a wrong statement about Detroit and it’s been corrected. I made no comments whatsoever about Japan’s or Detroit’s future population projections.


This is the whole point of the conversation. Demographic future. Detroit doesn't have an inverted population pyramid nor a baby bust so it makes no sense. 2060-era Detroit won't be anything like China, S. Korean and Japan, with a gigantic population of pensioners and relatively few workers.

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Regarding the US, however, the country will also face their own demographics challenges ahead.
No rich, western country faces a demographic challenge as long as they have the immigration lever. The U.S. has the strongest immigration lever on earth, so the U.S. will only have a population problem if it chooses to have one. The U.S., more than any other country, is "choose your population characteristics".

And, despite all the right-wing rhetoric, there's no indication there's a serious constituency advocating for such demographic collapse.
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