Elon Musk commented on Singapore’s declining fertility rate, sparking debate about the nation’s future. With a TFR of 0.97, Singapore faces a ‘baby crisis,’ prompting discussions about robotics, immigration, and the economic implications of an aging population. High living costs and financial instability are cited as key factors contributing to the decline.
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