Humans are going extinct. Perhaps starting with the Japanese. The order isn’t terribly relevant.
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Oic I get it...maybe.. A friend once explained India in a most mediocre-as-superpowe manner. He implied the concept of Indian existence as a cockroach consciousness - thriving by not painting a Target on oneself yet being able to survive a nuclear blast.
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A Chinese friend also concurred similar deep value system that shuns the "look at my glory in all it's gloriousness" virtue signalling. Borrowing my fair share of natgeo. I'd describe it as a Tardigrade value system....pic.twitter.com/G5jYu5ZM8C
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I would hazard that maybe something about their culture might be suppressing birthrates, and that all developed countries are seeing falling birthrates.
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I would argue that if you want to talk about a society's orientation towards excellence, you have to consider innovation/creativity as well as operational excellence. 1/2
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The stereotype of Japan is individual excellence organized via strict compliance to inflexible hierarchies & seniority-based social structure. The xenophobic culture suffered a crushing blow to its expansionism, was literally nuked <100 yrs ago. Cultures die for complex reasons
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