>South Korea has a birth rate of 0.7, well below the 2.1 needed for replacement level
>in 2023 South Koreans worked 1,872 a year, fifth highest in the world
>despite a 52-hour maximum work week many work beyond with a maximum 12 hours on weekdays and 16 hours on weekends
>OECD ranks South Korea near the bottom of all countries in terms of work/life balance and leisure
>South Korean students study an average of 13 hours per day with an average of 5.5 hours of sleep
>over 65s will make up 46.5% of the population by 2067, intensifying economic burdens

Capitalism and communism achieve the same ends. The only difference is capitalism lets you feel like you’re thriving at first.