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ObamaBinLaden they/them  3mo ago (text post) 131 thread views #289304

R-slurs, which country is going to be cooking by 2050?

:mar#seyjewoftheorientglow:

High Pressure level in front of big stage, but only additions done

OR

:#marseyivorytower:

Low Pressure level but insane number of complicated operations done compared to the first one

!math !r-slurs

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Are we talking about Climate Change or general demographics/economics? (Which are also partially tied to climate change).

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I assumed OP meant climate change before clicking the link. If that's the case, then India and the middle-east are already getting pretty bad.

Demographics aren't looking good for anybody though. Maybe parts of Africa, but that's it.

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I posted this just because I found their hand movements funny

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More like which country will absolutely overrun all math competitions and Olympiads in every stage...already China is stacked in math Olympiad golds, India is getting there and the winning teams from US and Canada are just first generation Chinese and Indians

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Probably China and India due to sheer population size, though by 2050 India should have a more educated population and China will have a small under 30 cohort.

More educated people, bigger chances of winning math olympics.

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China, and I say this as an Indian. Chinese education curriculum is far heavier than Indian education curriculum.

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Climate change India is cooked ( Negative )

Demographics East Asia is cooked ( Negative )

However, Japan and South Korea's immigration rate is in the positive. China is the only big East Asian country with negative migration rate. Based upon global trends, China's migration rate should become positive once it's GDP per capita reaches past 40,000 USD per capita current year levels.

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