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There is a controversial argument among people, whether having more older people in a society is beneficial or not. I believe, although it may have pros, it is indeed problematic.
There is a controversial argument among people regarding whether having a larger elderly population in society is beneficial or not. I believe that, although there may be some advantages, it is indeed problematic.
There is a segment of society who believes that an aging population is helpful to societies. When people can live longer, they can experience more. Indeed, individuals have more opportunity to be an expert in a precise area. Then the governments can use experts' knowledge to develop all segments of their countries. For instance, Mr. Gao reached the peak of his researches when he was 80. Imagine previous decades that people did not have the chance to be alive in this age, and even if they stayed alive, they were vulnerable and unable to study. But are all the old citizens researches and they benefit the government?
There is a segment of society that believes an aging population can be advantageous. As people live longer, they have the opportunity to gain more experiences. Indeed, individuals can become experts in specific fields, and governments can leverage this expertise to enhance various sectors of their countries. For instance, Mr. Gao reached the peak of his research when he was 80 years old. Imagine if previous decades had not allowed people to live to such an age; even if they had lived longer, they might have been too frail to continue their studies. However, are all elderly citizens researchers, and do they all benefit the government?
On the other hand, some people argue that it is going to be problematic. Firstly, when mankind gets older they need special care. They need some one to take care of them, that can be hard for their children or grand children. Secondly, not only they want mental care, but also they want medical care. As the age grows, body's health decrease. So more hospitals and healthcare facilities should be provided for them, last but not least, insurance services may face difficulties due to the major number of retired citizens, so several actions should be taken to fix the insurance problem.
On the other hand, many argue that an aging population presents significant challenges. Firstly, as people grow older, they require special care, which can be burdensome for their children or grandchildren. Secondly, they not only need mental support but also medical care. As age increases, physical health tends to decline, necessitating more hospitals and healthcare facilities to accommodate their needs. Last but not least, insurance services may face difficulties due to the large number of retired citizens, prompting the need for various measures to address the insurance challenges.
In conclusion, I align my self with the idea that aging population is going to make problems, and I think the advantages don't outweigh the disadvantages.
In conclusion, I align myself with the view that an aging population is likely to create problems, and I believe that the disadvantages outweigh the advantages.