Does anybody care about the low fertility rates of whites, Japanese, and indigenous people of the rain forest?

Question

Whites, Japanese, and the indigenous people of the rain forest have very low fertility rates or not replacing their population, where each generation's population continues to shrink. They can be considered .

an endangered specie if unique human genetics if the list included humans as well as animals.

Does anybody care that these unique genes are dying out and thus becoming extinct?

Or should we just sit back and allow nature to take its course, thus eventually minimizing differences in appearances in humans?

Answer 1

Nature selects the inferior recessive races for extinction. Thats life. Its called survival of the fittest and thats why dominant black people can never go extinct but recessive white people are 100 years away from extinction endangerment.

Answer 2

Japanese women chooses to not have babies. Its not a medical problem.

Japanese women have evolved to enjoy a life of money and lots of free time.

Why spoil it by having some brats. And the Japanese men don't have enough of a backbone to divorce their wives.

Answer 3

"Or should we just sit back and allow nature to take its course, thus eventually minimizing differences in appearances in humans?"

Have you ever taken a Science class? Haven't you heard of "Natural Selection", "Variation" and "Survival of the Fittest"?

I suggest you learn about it:

Variation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_div...

Survival of the Fittest: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survival_of...

Evolution: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution

Answer 4

Noone cares my hot s**y master and that's a shame cuz I wish more white guys were around

Answer 5

I don't understand why you care about the low fertility rates of such peoples.

I don't mean such people should be lost in this world.

But I think increasing world population and the lack of food are more serious and emergent problem than that.

Answer 6

yes they care. you guys are the ones who don't care. in europe and most of the places you mentioned, they offer incentives and taxbreaks for couples who have kids, but they still aren't having kids. you have yourselves to blame. the government is doing everything they can but the people do nothing.