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The question Plan 75 poses: what will we choose in an aging society?
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- The column examines the film 'Plan 75' and warns that the dignity of the elderly and the logic of efficiency can collide in an aging society.
- The film depicts a near future in which the Japanese government introduces a system that asks people aged 75 and over to 'choose death themselves'.
- Citing a 2055 report on the depletion of the National Pension fund, the column argues that Korea is no exception and that the community needs a mature mindset.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 플랜75가 던지는 질문: 고령사회에서 우리는 무엇을 선택할 것인가
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