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Japan being its top market accounting for nearly 40% of its total installs. Apptopia doesn't have a figure for its US installs, but was able to estimate that the app currently has over 4 million monthly active users. Jasmine, what do you make of Lemon8? Jasmine Enberg:.

I think you read that about Japan a lot and I was just wondering what happened to the Malthusian faction. Are they still worried about exponential population growth or if their theory's basically been run out of town on a rail? Marcus Johnson:. You mentioned Japan. China is one of those countries where the population is about to start falling. So China's population is 1.4 billion.

They've produced a GDP 4.5, I think that's fluent in Japanese. So it's not going to be concentrated, not initially. The playing field is likely going to be more level than it was with previous revolutions including the smartphone. Marcus Johnson:. So how much could AI actually boost the economy?

Little Moons, which is a Japanese Mochi Ice Cream brand, had a huge increase in sales after people shared videos of themselves running around Tesco in lockdown, trying to find it on the supermarket shelves. And another thing we've seen here is that, in the cost of living crisis, people have been turning to TikTok to share tips on how to save money.

Japan and Italy are already there. They have some of the highest shares of over 65s at close to one in four. So they're already at that reality. The US is at the reality of 2050 for the world. They're already there. The one in six scenario, the US is already there. The lowest shares are in countries like Uganda and Zambia, with one in 50 people over the age of 65. This is just huge discrepancies.

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According to History.com, the Chinese have been using them since at least 1200 BC, and by 500 AD, they had swept across the Asian continent from Vietnam to Japan. (01:09):. The reason they used them for cooking was because they were capable of reaching deep into boiling pots of water or oil, and early chopsticks we use mainly for cooking.

Japan would be awesome. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah, it would. Very nice but-. Ross Benes:. Colorado is beautiful though, within the United States-. Marcus Johnson:. ... That's true. Ross Benes:. ... I think that's the most beautiful place in the country. Marcus Johnson:. Mm-hmm. Very good. Well, there are our two guests, let's go to the today's facts before we start the real show.