Anonymous

27 Aug 2020

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What is the cause of Singapore's low birth rate?

Singapore has one of the lowest birth rates in the world with 8.9 births per 1,000 people. How did we end up here? Is it the price of our home, the cost of living, or we simply do not find the reason to have children convincing enough?

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Wrong Sean

27 Aug 2020

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But the absolute best thing for the CEO out of instituting the increased wage has been hearing about how they went from close to zero first-time parents every year at Gravity to about 20 babies born to families there each year.

“I can’t think of anything better that I could get in return out of it than that, and that’s the impact. That’s the legacy.

Because, those babies, they carry with them almost infinite potential, solving some of the existential crises of humanity, curing cancer, solving things like global warming. You name it.

Who knows what those babies are going to do, and probably I won’t be around to find out all the cascading effects that will come from that.”

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