How West and Central Europe are dying - aging impact on business, industry, manufacturing, social issues, pensions, investment and workforce. Conference keynote speaker

Should point out that white americans also produce at almost replacement level ( 1.8) and many hispanics are actually white. About 1/4 of hispanics are of fully european roots ( mostly spain/italy). If you include white hispanics, who are just latin europeans, the white birthrate in the usa is just at replacement level. Massive immigration however will make whites a minority by 2050 though.

Ofcourse our numbers are going to drop.

What do you expect, that human population is going to increase forever. The Earth is not getting bigger, there are limits.

Don't forget the selfish reasons why people are not having children. To save 'mother earth'? Not likely, as they've said themselves :" We can take more expensive vacations because we have no children." So who'll care for them when they get old?
I can see society deciding to terminate people at a certain age, say 70 or 75.
Ever seen 'Logan's run' ?

can't produce children when men have sex with men and women have sex with women.

asians culturally don't care. the new world is not the world of people selling the air. production, oil, loans, ... wake up!

Honestly, you couldn't have been further from the truth with that one. All one needs to do is peruse a few statistics, reports, forums, articles and pages to ascertain that what you said is negligibly false.

Meaning - Wiki, Nationmaster, CIA World book all say around 500 million speak English (including 100 million Indians) . That's around 7% so I was generous. You must get your stats from web gossip or talk radio.

The first thing you discover when traveling abroad is how few speak any English - even in Europe. Having worked with foreign engineers, i can say that studying English is NOT the same as speaking it.

Please consult more reliable sources in the future.
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4. And is, by far, spoken in more countries than any other language, followed by Spanish in that regard.

3. Is the second most widely spoken 1st language (though that's expected to rise)