#Social Security That 900 Yuan isn't for retirement; it's for your mother's peaceful sleep tonight.

Recently, two news stories have gone viral:
One shows newborns dropping below 8 million, a direct halving;
The other shows a mother anxiously asking, "Should I still pay social security?" worried that her money won't be returned when she's gone.
It may seem like one is macro data and the other micro family matters, but in astrology, they point to the same huge cosmic signal: the old "Earth Element World" is collapsing, and the new "Wind Element World" has already taken over.

1. Pluto in Aquarius: Humanity's "Atomization" Awakening

Why are young people not having children or unwilling to pay social security? Because Pluto entering Aquarius (2024-2044) has completely shattered the "collectivism" filter.
In the past (Earth era): We were members of clans, cogs in the vast social machine. Having children was a task, paying social security was a sense of belonging.

Now (Air era): We are first and foremost independent individuals. The young person who doesn't want to pay social security and the couple who decide not to have children are essentially the same—they refuse to be automatically harvested as "fuel." They see through the nature of Ponzi structures: when future promises (pensions) become untrustworthy, investing in present experiences (a good meal, travel) is the most rational choice.

2. Saturn in Pisces: The Collective "Powerlessness" and "Compassion"
That mother said, "I'm afraid I’ll be gone before retirement, and all the money I paid will be wasted." This is a typical symptom of Saturn in Pisces (2023-2026)—boundaries dissolve, and impermanence engulfs security.

System liquefaction: The once impregnable "shore" (social security/employment/class mobility) is being eroded by seawater.

Confusing contraceptives: The societal "public opinion gap and pressure" are actually collective confusion brought by Saturn in Pisces. When the future is unclear, biological instinct is to stop reproducing. From a certain perspective, not bringing new life into a world full of uncertainties is the greatest compassion of this generation.

3. Intergenerational Dislocation: Old Maps Cannot Find New Continents
The most heartbreaking thing is that the mother tries to use old-world logic (patience, accumulation, attachment to the collective) to seek security for her child in the new era (individuality, flexibility, decentralization).

Her 900 yuan isn't for future security but for the old-era "ancestral offering." Through this ritual, she tries to confirm that she and her child are still within the "system," not abandoned.

🔮 Conclusion:
Don't lament the disappearance of demographic dividends, nor mock the old generation's rigidity. We are in a huge "blood exchange" cycle.

For children: The "new humans" born after 2025 will no longer be just laborers to fill numbers but high-dimensional creators. Having fewer children is to ensure each life lives as a "person," not a "mine."

For social security: If elders insist on paying, let them. In the turbulent era of Saturn in Pisces, if spending money can buy "I am no longer anxious," that is the highest cost-effective consumption.

The old world is ebbing away; learning to flow like water may be our only way to survive.

#星象 # Birth rate #社保 # Pluto in Aquarius #土星双鱼 # Era change