In a jaw-dropping social media exchange, Elon Musk has reignited the global debate on a silent crisis—plummeting fertility rates. 🚹 Responding to Singapore’s “baby crisis,” Musk didn’t mince words:

“Singapore (and many other countries) are going extinct.”

💔 The Shocking Stats:

Singapore’s Total Fertility Rate hit an unprecedented low of 0.97 in 2023, far below the replacement level of 2.1. This alarming trend threatens the very foundation of the nation’s economy and society.

📉 What’s Driving This Crisis?

Shifting Marital Trends: A growing number of women aged 25–34 are choosing to remain unmarried, slashing birth rates.

Long-Term Decline: Fertility rates among women aged 25–34 have been spiraling downward since the 1990s.

đŸ€– Robotics to the Rescue?

As the population ages and the workforce shrinks, Singapore is leading a global pivot to automation:

Ranked 2nd worldwide in robot density, with 770 industrial robots per 10,000 workers.

Tesla’s humanoid robots hint at a future where automation shoulders the load—but is it enough to replace a thriving population?

🚹 The Bigger Picture

Elon Musk’s warning isn’t just for Singapore. It’s a wake-up call for every nation facing similar demographic cliffs. Fertility isn’t just a personal choice—it’s an existential challenge for our future.

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