To answer the student's anachronism objection, Jiang models Roman despair through a present-day analogy of indebted young people facing gig work, blocked marriage, and no path to home ownership.
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Jiang says the best response for young people is not a clear migration strategy but self-education and proactive initiative, which he believes opens a path forward.
Jiang joins immigration pressure to inflation and housing unaffordability, treating Canada as the stark case where immigration rises, housing supply stays flat, and young people lose the dream of owning a home.
In answer to the student, Jiang says locals suffer even more than immigrants because immigration adds job and price pressure to an already declining economy.
He predicts gerontocracy will demand immigrant and student labor to care for elderly people, more prisons because elderly people fear criminals, and recurring wars because elderly people can send young people to die.
Jiang says young people cannot overthrow gerontocracy because they are biologically trained to respect and obey elders, which is why elders can send them to wars.
He says gerontocratic control can persist for a long time because as one elderly cohort dies, the next aging cohort replaces it, and wars kill young people rather than old people.
Young people refuse to have children not only because economic opportunities are limited, but because baby boomers refuse to give up status.
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"anachronistic okay so let me ask you this question let's just say that you are a young person living in the world today the..."
"be pretty pissed yeah again i think this well this is absolutely true on present day and it highlights some of the most poignant..."
"...war because they want to maintain their status. So what can young people do about it? Immigrate? Where to? Again, I hate to say..."
"But you yourself must take the initiative. I can offer you some guidance. I can offer you some knowledge. But your heart must be..."
"...why they're going to introduce the national draft. Because right now young people are too adrift. And so the idea of the national draft..."
"Oh, God. So sorry. Sorry. Go ahead. Please. Please. No, no, no. So just to show you how much damage the boomers can do..."
"That made it impossible to find a job if you're a young person. That made this cost of living like sky high in the..."
"...think you're right in that they've been very successful at keeping young people docile. At the same"
"So what we're seeing is this massive trend among young people in gambling, right? Cryptocurrency. A lot of young people are investing in cryptocurrency...."
"...do is um promote the free market reduce regulation and allow young people to be more innovative to be more creative but then that..."
"...want market prices. They want rising property values. And so the young people are screwed. And that's, I think, the main dynamic right now,..."
"in inflation okay so there's something called the cpi the consumer price index which is measuring the price of basic goods like food and..."
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