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Thinkink recognizes that countries with rising populations, especially those relying heavily on education and human capital, will need to adapt differently. The divide between nations with declining versus burgeoning populations could intensify into a stark societal and geopolitical chasm. Countries with strong rule of law and educational infrastructures will likely flourish regardless of demographic trends, while those lacking these foundations could face worsening inequalities.
Interestingly, Thinkink appears to embrace a paradigm shift: population decline is no longer inherently negative. Instead, he views it as an open door for increased technological reliance—an idea that sets him apart from critics like Elon Musk.