Leonidas Palaiodimos wrote that the births of boys are more frequent than those of girls, with a ratio of about 105 to 100, and argued that this offsets the fact that men tend to die earlier, among other reasons due to accidents, wars, substance abuse, and diseases. He mentioned that in 2025, 33,633 boys and 31,985 girls were born in Greece, about 65,000 children in total, a number that, as he noted, corresponded to half the births relative to deaths. He characterized the situation as a population collapse and said that he did not see the State and society preparing for the implications of the decline in births since the bankruptcy, which, in his estimation, would become evident in schools, universities, and the Army. In closing, he ironically commented that ELSTAT records children as boys or girls and criticized the concepts of gender, the 72 genders, the third gender, and "fluid genders." #γέννηση #δημογραφία #κοινωνία (translated)
