South Korea is vanishing—literally

South Korea is vanishing—literally.

“As of 2024, South Korea’s fertility rate is a shocking 0.68 births per woman. This isn’t just low—it’s a full-blown demographic crisis.

Here’s the math: If a generation of 30 million people only has a fertility rate of 0.68, the next generation drops to 10.2 million. Their kids? Just 3.5 million. By the time we hit the great-grandkids, you’re looking at barely 1.2 million people.

At this rate, two-thirds of South Korea vanishes every generation. A nation that thrives today could literally disappear within a few centuries.

The question is, will South Korea act in time—or will it fade into history?”