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🇭🇺 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: PRESIDENT NOVAK & STEPHEN J SHAW ON POPULATION COLLAPSE - A GLOBAL ISSUE With the elections weeks away and in the middle of the war between Hezbollah and Israel, I was honored to be in Hungary – rich in history, cultural heritage, and stunning landscapes. I... had a chat with Katalin Novák about the need for young people to understand their fertility window and avoid delaying family planning. Stephen J Shaw, Data Scientist and Demographer pointed out that 75% of the world lives in countries with birth rates below replacement, with South Korea in the most critical situation. 00:01 Introduction based on Elon’s quote: "I think the biggest problem the world will face in 20 years is population collapse." 06:40 Elon's 2016 perspective on population collapse. 14:00 Elon – It will be the biggest problem we face in the next 20 years. 16:18 Peter Thiel – Once the decline flips, it never flips back. 1:00:48 Giorgia Meloni’s concern for Italy's low fertility rate. 1:04:44 Elon’s personal commitment to addressing the crisis. 1:20:18 Elon encouraged President Novak - Elon Musk: “Having children is saving the world.”show more

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Katalin Novák1 year ago

First and foremost, it is important to highlight that the real problem is not overpopulation but depopulation.🌎❗️ Mario Nawfall, thank you for the opportunity and for this exceptional conversation!🤝

Mario Nawfal1 year ago

It was a pleasure, Madam President. Thank you for bringing awareness to this crucial issue and all your efforts.

Scott1 year ago

There is not a population collapse. There is a replacement of self governing humans with those who are easier to control.

Pampa.cro1 year ago

Hungary has improved so much in the past decade! It's so good to see a patriotic a family centered government, who supports their own citizens

Stop Socialist Tyranny1 year ago

Population collapse is a serious issue, indeed. When states prioritize endless wars over families, society pays the price. We need strong policies to support new life.

Community and Interaction-𝕏1 year ago

The global fertility crisis is a growing issue that is under-discussed, despite its far-reaching implications. Leaders like President Novák, Elon Musk, and Giorgia Meloni are raising awareness about the dangers of population decline, but more needs to be done to address the root causes and encourage sustainable solutions.

MADr05911 year ago

How much of the population collapse is due to the poisons they put in our food and medicines?

Sheila A1 year ago

Instead of pointing the finger only at the people for the population decline, why don’t you do a segment on the actual situation where the actions and agenda of the eugenicists like the UN, WEF, Gates etc are mostly responsible?

NYX 300+ years 5th gengem1 year ago

Could we start by keeping families together in general, by allowing kids to access both parents by law period

HispanHombre1 year ago

While depopulation is a major issue, Islamists and Marxists are a far greater threat to humanity. That being said, Jesus will return VERY soon, as scripture says, so that problem will be for those, sadly left behind...🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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