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    2. Icy-Response6124 on

      Even countries where fertility rates „still“ remain above 2.1 are experiencing an annual decline. In such an unwelcoming world, humanity as a whole is moving towards a loss of the desire to have children.

    3. highhonourarthur on

      i heard more people were born in nigeria alone than whole of europe

    7. No-Key-6396 on

      As someone from Kazakhstan,not surprised. We were the only family in my class who has just two children (others were 3+) and if you go outside,there are kids everywhere. I think it’s that it wasn’t that hard to have a child even in a big city until very recently and protection for mothers in workplaces (can not be fired while caring for a child,3 years of mother leave). It’s nice

    8. YoGoYagashi on

      Saw a documentary saying why poor countries have more kids it’s because they need people to help farm. Also the death rate is much higher especially in war torn countries which most of these countries are. It is not by choice as they’re poor, more kids = more food. It is needed for farming. Also in the documentary that focused on South Korea and Japan as the opposite, it just didn’t make any economic sense to have kids. It’s literally impossible to afford. This was a 2024 documentary though.

    9. gooseneck123456 on

      this is good news for people who believe that all humans are the same and can be interchangeable as workers in a modern , global, high tech world. bad news for people who don’t believe that.

    10. Wooden-Buddy-3945 on

      Kind of scary the speed of babies being pumped out in Africa. They can barely feed the current population.

    13. prank_mark on

      I know it’s the official term, but don’t you think „fertility rate“ is a bit of a weird term? It has very little to do with how fertile people are and a lot more to do with how many children they choose to have and their access to contraceptives.

    14. Hrevak on

      Reverse natural selection – the least successful, least prosperous individuals tend to reproduce the most while the most prosperous are dying out. Not sure if this is a winning strategy for human kind.

      On the other hand, the imminent gradual decline of global human population is good news for the rest of the habitat of planet earth.

    16. Safe-Virus-504 on

      This map is outdated – India is now about 1.9 and also Peru has fallen below 2.0 as per latest figures.

    18. Final_Plum9358 on

      As one of my projects I was doing some analysis on countries data a few days ago and found out that litteracy and bortrate have a correlation factor of -0.79

      And gdp per capita and litteracy has a corellation factor -0.65
      So it’s clear I think

    20. EDF1919 on

      I’d be interested to see this map in comparison with infant mortality rates

    21. nihilism_squared on

      why does visiting r/mapporn feel like visiting 1930s germany nowadays

    24. isle745 on

      It is kinda wild seeing how quickly its dropped from 5.3 to 2.2 globally, wow 🤯

    25. PseudonymIncognito on

      Yet another map where French Guiana is mislabled. It should be the same color as Metropolitan France because it’s an equivalent subnational jurisdiction to any other department in France.

    28. orthopedro on

      O futuro é islâmico e deserto… Acho que vamos viver um filme de Duna…

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