Message from @Stefan Payne

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2019-01-11 00:33:00 UTC  

Its society + Feminism.

2019-01-11 00:33:47 UTC  

It honestly mostly seems to be the corporate structure and lack of incentives to get involved in family-creating

2019-01-11 00:34:10 UTC  

Japan's got a bit of an existential crisis going on right now, from what I can tell

2019-01-11 00:34:13 UTC  

Yeah, that as well. Plus bleak future outlooks.

2019-01-11 00:35:09 UTC  

Suicide rate+lack of motivation (resulting, in some cases, in Hikkikomori) is not a good form of depopulation

2019-01-11 00:36:14 UTC  

they dont have enough room to maintain familys. not just future familys but even the ones they have now. this is a problem that america has to though its not quite as bad because we have a lot more room

2019-01-11 00:37:23 UTC  

I dont think it's limited to space issues at all

2019-01-11 00:37:36 UTC  

maintaining a family is more than just the nuclear family, the idea of the nuclear family is actually a foreign idea for humans that helped usher into society an idea that things could still be ok without your extended family, its no coincidence now 50 years later even that cant be achieved

2019-01-11 00:38:41 UTC  

```they dont have enough room to maintain familys. not just future familys but even the ones they have now. this is a problem that america has to though its not quite as bad because we have a lot more room```
America has a Problem with not enough room? Are you kidding?!
you have lots of desert and other undeveloped land....

2019-01-11 00:39:10 UTC  

But concentration of Population is absolutely a Problem. And I'd work towards depopulation of cities.

2019-01-11 00:39:13 UTC  

humans dont expand into developed land, only citys do

2019-01-11 00:39:26 UTC  

North America in general can support way more people than it currently does

2019-01-11 00:39:44 UTC  

And yet we're starting to get what Japan has

2019-01-11 00:39:51 UTC  

Look at Germany, that's about the size of Texas and has 80 Million people or so

2019-01-11 00:39:56 UTC  

we support several billion people i dont know what your talking about

2019-01-11 00:40:44 UTC  

yes europe is slightly more population dense than the us

2019-01-11 00:40:44 UTC  

U wot m8

2019-01-11 00:41:02 UTC  

You can't shoot in the woods in Germany.

2019-01-11 00:41:05 UTC  

beemann did you miss the conversation about globalism?

2019-01-11 00:41:13 UTC  

You want to know why?

2019-01-11 00:41:31 UTC  

Because its possible that you accidentally hit someone!

2019-01-11 00:41:34 UTC  

300 mil + 100 mil + 30 mil is significantly less than 2-3bil

2019-01-11 00:41:56 UTC  

The continent can house and feed significantly more than it has inhabiting it

2019-01-11 00:42:03 UTC  

more than half of africa, quite a bit of south america, a lot of china, a lot of india

2019-01-11 00:42:14 UTC  

though india is slightly more supported by europe than us

2019-01-11 00:42:27 UTC  

Im talking about overall sustainability

2019-01-11 00:42:41 UTC  

your talking about sustainability without international trade

2019-01-11 00:42:48 UTC  

If Japan's issue was density, we wouldn't be getting the same issues

2019-01-11 00:43:07 UTC  

japan would have a massive population drop without trade

2019-01-11 00:43:34 UTC  

Not going to address my point at all?

2019-01-11 00:44:11 UTC  

theres more than coastline that can contstrain your populations ability to expand

2019-01-11 00:44:30 UTC  

We Americans need to get out of the cities

2019-01-11 00:44:38 UTC  

It’s killing us

2019-01-11 00:44:43 UTC  

There is pretty much nothing constraining expansion in NA other than people not wanting to leave cities

2019-01-11 00:44:49 UTC  

if the americans got out of the citys they would ruin the countryside

2019-01-11 00:45:03 UTC  

```We Americans need to get out of the cities```
Everyone needs to, not just the Americans.

2019-01-11 00:45:04 UTC  

and probably build more citys

2019-01-11 00:45:47 UTC  

people who live in citys are likely genetically different than people who live in countrysides even if they have the same ancestory only going back a few generations

2019-01-11 00:45:48 UTC  

@Arch-Fiend yes, but there’s such thing as “nuance”. More people in the countryside would probably change things but it could make the rural areas wealthier, and help reduce political radicalism as people of different backgrounds and ideas interact