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Japan's population decline is a much bigger risk to civilization

Japan's population decline is a much bigger risk to civilization

Japan's population decline has once again caught the attention of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who tweeted about it, warning that the "rest of the world is trending to follow." Musk cited a U.S. report on the Japanese health ministry's preliminary data showing that

Living in High-Rise Apartments: A Potential Threat to Mental Health

Living in High-Rise Apartments: A Potential Threat to Mental Health

South Korea's love for high-rise apartments is growing at an astonishing pace, with the country's total area of building permits for high-rise buildings with 30 floors or more reaching 16.65 million square meters in 2022, marking the second consecutive year of expansion. A recent study

The Alarming Trend of Early Resignations among Young Civil Servants in Korea

The Alarming Trend of Early Resignations among Young Civil Servants in Korea

The trend of young civil servants resigning from their government jobs early The issue of young civil servants resigning from their government jobs early is becoming increasingly concerning. The Public Service Pension Service reports that the number of retirees with three years of service or less has been steadily increasing

Why Do People Prefer to Live in Unequal Societies? A Psychological Perspective

Why Do People Prefer to Live in Unequal Societies? A Psychological Perspective

Inequality is a persistent problem in many societies, with some individuals and groups enjoying greater resources, opportunities, and privileges than others. However, despite the numerous negative effects of inequality, such as reduced well-being and increased conflict, many people still prefer to live in unequal societies. A recent study published in