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In reply to the discussion: A Dying Country: Japan to lose 30% of population over next 50 years,40% of remaining will be 65 yrs+ [View all]FarCenter
(19,429 posts)46. Actually, it sort of works
If you hang out clothes on a below freezing day with bright sunshine, they do freeze, but the ice sublimates in the sunshine and the clothes are a lot drier when you bring them back in to finish drying in the house.
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A Dying Country: Japan to lose 30% of population over next 50 years,40% of remaining will be 65 yrs+ [View all]
stockholmer
Jan 2012
OP
I always thought the idea that younger people should support the retirement of older people
Bonobo
Jan 2012
#10
I'm sure if they relaxed immigration restrictions just a bit, Koreans would more than
Snake Alchemist
Jan 2012
#25
Prolly the expense of a child makes it harder to have one in Japan as it has done in the US...
uponit7771
Jan 2012
#54
Inevitably, a Pyramid structure will collapse. We are just discussing the timeline
Romulox
Jan 2012
#53