On 2022-09-07, I wondered whether the population issue was slowly changing from increasing population to decreasing population, perhaps with an aging population in the interim. I asked what could entice young people to have more kids. I said I had none at 36 and knew more people like me than any ancestor of mine might have. I offered no proposed incentive or answer.
I said I had no children at age 36.
On 2024-08-19 at 14:58 UTC, @nikhilkamathcio raised the possibility that India could become an attractive retirement-migration destination over the next decade, citing Indian hospitality, history, culture, and landscape, and asked whether eldercare could be the next entrepreneurship opportunity. I replied with https://t.co/MtWRY3vSh5, but the capture gives no explanation of my link or opinion on the idea. The quoted post included https://t.co/BzrddbAopR.
I promoted Ep 21, titled Longevity, as coming soon on 2025-01-30. The post tags @bryan_johnson, @prashanthp, and @Nithin0dha, includes #JitendraChouksey and #SeemaPatil, and links to https://t.co/IaXoVU0ceW; it does not say what the episode covers or when it will be released.
A captured post dated 2022-12-27, whose author is not identified, says the challenge of tomorrow is shifting from overpopulation to not having enough people of working age. It claims GDP growth is correlated with working-population growth and predicts that senior care could become a massive industry over the next few decades. The post gives no geography, definition of working age, supporting evidence, or quantified forecast, so I cannot treat these claims as established findings or attribute them to myself.