We will largely be unable to stop anything ourselves anyway, so I'm more interested in what people think will happen, and if they think (you here Johnny, but could be others) I'm on the mark with my behavioral sink and population boom hypothesis, which enables an age of convenience, but sabotages women/family/relationships, etc. I think you agree with this, based on your comment.If AI starts replacing large numbers of workers in various segments of the economy like some people think will happen soon, it will accelerate the trend of depopulation. I happen to think depopulation in and of itself is a good thing as long as it's not accompanied by replacement immigration, but that's another issue. We might see some form of UBI in this scenario, but people will be stuck in poverty and will not be able to have kids, even more so than today.
What kind of population changes do you see, quality wise or % wise moving into the 2030s? What's clear for sure is that the middle classes of the world are going away (at least drastically reducing), regardless of population changes, which I foresee also happen.