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6. kashinthebin commented 13 years ago
well now the people who are trying to live out in space, looks like they are going to be out of business.
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14. Maffis commented 13 years ago
Our world can take twice as many as we are now, after that it will become a problem for our kind to survive on this planet. But if the growth will stop then there're no problems. We just need to get better at not wasting stuff, like throwing food in vain and start recycling.
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19. fulmar commented 13 years ago
this guy can see into the future.. keep eatin flouride yo, keep shoving MSG down your retarded sprouts throats... keep doing as the TV tells you... believe this guy and think it's cool, after all, they know more than you... I know this because it said somewhere this guy is beyond my knowledge
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20. cyberdevil commented 12 years ago
Things never go according to plan.
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21. binarybill commented 12 years ago
He is naive at best, and a complete idiot at worst, because in his predictions he fails to take into account global nuclear war or widespread disease, either of which could kill off billions. My own prediction is that by 2020, a nuclear war will have taken place, wiping out half the planet's population. The remaining people will be too sick to do much. Happy days. 
Give me thumbs up if you want to see all nuclear weapons destroyed.
Give me thumbs up if you want to see all nuclear weapons destroyed.
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22. ughlah commented 9 years ago
as long as 99% of the space are unused (as in less than 10 inhabitants per square km) how can we call the planet overcrowded?
as long as we produce trice the amount of food and more than 1000 times the amount of calories (and feed it to the animals we consume) needed to feed all people it's a problem of distribution and price.
There is dense population in 2% of australia, in 4% of canada, in a few percent of russia. And people tend to move to cities. Even in germany the rural areas become more and more scarcely settled.
A main problem from my point of view nowadays is Transport. If I could live 500 km away, but get to work, friends, family and recreation within minutes, there would be no need to live close to the city. There is no way to predict the next big change in human lifestyle (after internet and mobile phones), so it might be time we tackled this problem next and have no problem with overcrowded areas even with 50 billion people. Maybe the fusion reactor by lockheed will work and supply us with safe and super cheap energy, maybe we will build new ways of super fast mass transport.
as long as we produce trice the amount of food and more than 1000 times the amount of calories (and feed it to the animals we consume) needed to feed all people it's a problem of distribution and price.
There is dense population in 2% of australia, in 4% of canada, in a few percent of russia. And people tend to move to cities. Even in germany the rural areas become more and more scarcely settled.
A main problem from my point of view nowadays is Transport. If I could live 500 km away, but get to work, friends, family and recreation within minutes, there would be no need to live close to the city. There is no way to predict the next big change in human lifestyle (after internet and mobile phones), so it might be time we tackled this problem next and have no problem with overcrowded areas even with 50 billion people. Maybe the fusion reactor by lockheed will work and supply us with safe and super cheap energy, maybe we will build new ways of super fast mass transport.
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Published: 13 years ago
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+35 1. sux2bu commented 13 years ago