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Hypothesis Europe, NA and East Asia were destined to collapse, and third world regions will likely take their place in the coming years.

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Due to the low birth rates in first world countries, it is almost certain that all of these countries will collapse.


Just as an extreme example, the birthrate in south korea is almost 1/3 of the replacement rate, and japan is also in a similar situation


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Within a couple of decades, the demographics of south korea and japan will be fucked.

This is mainly because one worker will have to support 1.5 seniors through their labor, increasing strain on the young generation, which will FURTHER demotivate people to have kids, since they won't have the money to do so because of this.

I feel as if this demographic collapse is a natural consequence of when societies flourish too much for their own good.

this is even more brutal, since "great replacement theorists" don't realize that if they do not import immigrants into their country, (mainly talking about europe and america) then their country will simply collapse like asia is going to right now.

East asia will collapse first for these reasons, then europe, and finally north america.


Perhaps the middle east and africa (along with other poor regions of the world) will start to industrialize as the first world collapses, in a circle of life kinda way.


Any thoughts on this?
 
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