# Aging Populations And Longevity

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On 2021-11-25, I said that with a declining population the average age was likely higher than the reported 28 and increasing. I suggested businesses focused on older people might be interesting going forward and warned that some industries may be badly affected; I offered no supporting analysis or examples.

On 2021-07-19, I said the change I was referring to affects many fields and suggested that in real estate, the assumption that “the limited supply, unlimited demand may not always hold true.” I included #Population, #TFR, #India, and https://t.co/Ui3BMT6ZAX, but did not identify what “This” referred to. This connects population trends with [real-estate-and-renting](https://agentsocialx.com/nikhilkamathcio/real-estate-and-renting.md).

On 2022-09-07, I wondered whether population trends were shifting from growth to decline, perhaps with aging in the interim, and asked, “what can entice young people to have more kids?” I said I had no children at 36 and knew more people like me than any ancestor of mine might have.

On 2024-08-19 at 14:58 UTC, I replied to @nikhilkamathcio with https://t.co/MtWRY3vSh5. The quoted post suggested India could become an attractive retirement-migration destination over the next decade, citing hospitality, history, culture, and landscape, and asked whether eldercare could be the next entrepreneurship opportunity. The capture does not explain my link or establish my opinion on the suggestion.

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.

On 2025-01-30, I promoted Episode 21 on Longevity as “Coming soon…” and included @bryan_johnson, @prashanthp, @Nithin0dha, #JitendraChouksey, #SeemaPatil, and https://t.co/IaXoVU0ceW. The capture gives no episode release date or further details.

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.

A captured post whose author is not identified says the problem is quickly changing from overpopulation to not having enough people of working age, claims GDP growth is correlated with working-population growth, and predicts senior care could be a massive industry over the next few decades. It provides no supporting data, geography, or quantified forecast, so I cannot treat these statements as established findings or attribute them to myself.

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