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Japan’s Collapse Is Worse Than Anyone Expected



Japan’s Collapse Is Worse Than Anyone Expected

It’s painful to watch a nation once called the Land of the Rising Sun slowly fade into silence. No children in the schools, no workers to power the economy, no future to carry forward. Just ghost towns, lifelike dolls, and a population vanishing before our eyes. Japan is not just collapsing — it’s showing us the world’s future if nothing changes.

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  1. @greybtc on

    By 2050, nearly half of Japan’s population will be over 65 years old.
    Do you think a country can survive if most of its people are elderly?

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  3. @Ushio01 on

    Developed nations will target developing nations for immigration starting with Central and South America and South and South East Asia which will limit their development due to brain drain and as those countries start shrinking in the 2060's then North Africa, Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa will be targeted.

    Emigration causing brain drain is already a problem for lots of developing nations but what happens when developing nations need 10, 20, 30 million immigrants a year?

    The most optimistic estimate is that the global population will continue to grow for another 60 years then start to decline rapidly.

  5. @ClassicCreepy on

    You know, I knew about China's declining population, but I should've guessed Japan and Korea having the same issues. Also, thanks for the knowledge I need for a fictional book of mine..