Row 15911

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>Mass offshoring of jobs,

Prime age EPOP is higher than it was for most of the past 2 decades.

>AI beginning to take jobs,

Productivity was actually weirdly low for most of the period people attribute stuff to AI. AI is not specific or correct enough to actually do that much unless it's more targeted and it needs supervision.

>inflation rates increasing worldwide,

Inflation peaked nearly a year ago and have plummeted since then.

>housing crisis,

Don't build that many homes for a decade because people don't want them and you have supply issues.

>healthcare crisis,

Be more specific here but it sounds like this is related to the pandemic and how many people burnt out from healthcare. Unless you are talking costs which there are ways to do things on this.

>pandemic,

I'll give you this one, doubling the population of the world and encroaching on more species raises odd for infections.

>stagnant wages

Wages are actually growing and have been at the bottom the whole time but they lost ground to high inflation but wages are growing again.

>I think ppl were right to be worried about overpopulation in the 1970-90’s.

Which is why I think it's a little too early to be worried about a terminally falling population.

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