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Originally posted by sb2012
With science and united world we can support a lot more people than today, but problem is not that big. By 2050 we can expect 9 billion and also space stations and so on. It seems population problem is a challenge for any growing civilization, we either expand and develop or we go back to stone age after some big war.
Originally posted by sb2012
With science and united world we can support a lot more people than today, but problem is not that big. By 2050 we can expect 9 billion and also space stations and so on. It seems population problem is a challenge for any growing civilization, we either expand and develop or we go back to stone age after some big war.
Originally posted by sb2012
Pentagon predicts 9 billion, i had some video from Thomas P.M. Barnett, he is one of the people who develop strategy for Pentagon. But i am not sure how they came to this number.
No we don't. Know what does work in the here and now? Just raise the living standard and people stop having children. Works here (if we could stop the flood of Mexicans and others) and it certainly has been effective in Europe.
Freedom ERP:
To make population control work, will need a global administration,
Know what does work in the here and now? Just raise the living standard and people stop having children. Works here (if we could stop the flood of Mexicans and others) and it certainly has been effective in Europe
Poor people also can't afford birth control.
Rich countries pollute more....wrong.
This is a fairly well known principle of Economics. I'm not at my library but let me explain. A poor country hasn't the resources to devote to more essoteric things as clean environment. What few resources it has must go to basics such as food and medicine.
By Budski:
I'd be interested to see some facts about this - or is it just an opinion?
Well, things are not going to change overnight. Change is slow and some patience is required. Throwing American Aid at a problem probably won't do much. I was in the Peace Corps and was appalled by the waist of the Aid program. Sorry situation!
Budski:
And just how are we supposed to achieve this?
Originally posted by budski
But who would get the licenses?
Can anyone apply? or just the rich folks?