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This is great! Have you thought about writing an Medium post about it?

Archive Link : https://archive.ph/NbViJ

Also, if people can't afford homes and have less job security, you can see why there is a difference

Making it rain seems to be the better option

They already did, while intercity rail is fast but you need a car or take the buses inside the cities

My god, this comic is heartbreakingly beautiful

CCP ain't going anywhere, Xi and his wannabe Tory self is up in the air

Maybe? I think the WSJ also talk's about Xi's speech but focus moreso on what Western experts are saying. I saw this on Reddit and decided to repost it on Lemmy

It's helps that everything has links so we can verify

Pretty much

Elon Musk and Peter Thiel?

Moms don’t count

Are you calling Musk elegant?

Translation: I fucked up and want to beat the employees for my failure

You just made the argument for God

Cat lovers in a nutshell!

Very creepy

No, better and more effective and efficient systems help with Climate Change like Nuclear and Renewables, banning plastic in favor of infinitely recyclable glass, or more relevant, let people work from home instead of driving to an office building.

We live in a world of fixed costs that looks like it’s variable

1. Apparently someone who hates Musk and loves working from home considering the article
2. I don't know, apparently this is the author's contact info. Ask him https://www.stoppopulationdecline.org/author/david/
3. Depends on what's causing decline. If its people not wanting kids then it's a good thing, it it's people not able to have the kids they want because Capitalism is squeezing them dry or assholes like Musk is reducing work flexibility then it's a bad thing

Actions do speak louder that words

Nah, Tarzan was too weak as a human to get a mate

1. You are correct that material costs need to be addressed, and children are pretty much exotic pets
2. According to the article and google translating the links clicking around, many of them pay off medical copays, childcare services, and other costs. Not to mention this quote saying that local family policy is at best temporary without more national spending

   The proactive strategies from these cities offer Japan a lifeline, providing a buffer without a comprehensive national policy and potential synergy if one is implemented.