Comments by "C C" (@containedhurricane) on "Can Adani Redevelop India's Most Famous Slum?" video.

Several billionaires won't be enough to improve the nation's economy. Slowing the population growth down will be the key
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@randommedia3441 The government is the one that regrets it, because they see the citizens as numbers. Smaller population will make life competition less intense and lower property prices as happened in Japan, which will eventually make the citizens happier
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@randommedia3441 Countries will only need a few millions of young people for innovation in the future, because of AI progress. We can replace many human workers with robots, as long as we have better energy solution, such as space-based solar panel technology
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@randommedia3441 As I said, the governments see their citizens as numbers only. Look how happy the Scandinavians and GCC citizens are, because of their small population
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@randommedia3441 That's because their natural resources can still support their small populations. If they had hundreds of millions of people, that wouldn't have happened. For example, Oman's oil reserves are similar to Indonesia's. But Oman just has around three million citizens, whereas Indonesia has more than 270 million people
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@egomaniac1209 It should be lower than 0.5. The country doesn't need billions of citizens in AI era
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@randommedia3441 The small population has been working well in GCC countries for many decades, because they just bring foreign workers in. Once the space-based solar panel technology replaces fossil fuels as the main sources of energy in the near future, most human workers can be replaced with AI
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@contrarian322 The country just needs to increase the birth rate again once the population gets cut down to 200 million people. It'd be the only way to save the earth
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@rutvikrs Reducing the population wouldn't necessarily decrease the demand. Look at the Scandinavian and GCC countries
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@rutvikrs Developed Western countries need young immigrants as workers more than consumers. It is their exports that bring money into those countries. Internal consumptions won't bring money from abroad
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