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Yes, feeding billions of people is far more complicated than a million, you'll need a big food industry and that requires a lot of space.. also viruses tend to spread all over when a lot of people live in a very small place.
It isn't a moral or a religious question. The question wasn't about whether or not we should agree that the governments in all countries should commit genocide on a global scale either. People have been dying in 3rd world countries from disease, starvation, and criminal actions since before either of us was ever born.
Mother Nature will starve millions of people when the resources dry up whether you like it or not. Any time a species becomes overpopulated, Mother Nature doesn't like it because it throws everything else out of balance. So Mother Nature creates a virus or a type of fungus that wipes out half of that species to control it's numbers. If that doesn't work, the food sources start to dry up because the overpopulated species eats everything.
Since overpopulation we've had more pollution, mass extinctions of other species, over fishing, no jobs, fossil fuels are becoming scarce, etc. etc. It's only getting worse.
Yes, the world isn’t managing the population correctly nor are we prepared for the growing population.
The problem is we don’t help each other enough, we all live in separate countries, under different governments.
If we all helped each other with food and accommodation and lived in harmony and accepted each other then it wouldn’t be the huge problem it is today.
The problem is we don’t help each other enough, we all live in separate countries, under different governments.
If we all helped each other with food and accommodation and lived in harmony and accepted each other then it wouldn’t be the huge problem it is today.
To be darkly honest, if it wasn't for wars, disease, weather disasters, and other things that have happened in human history up to this point, we be in a lot of trouble. To the point I wouldn't be here as I'm sure most of the world government would ban any family from having more than one child if allowed to have kids at all.
I don't think there is much of a problem right now, but its something to keep an eye on.
I don't think there is much of a problem right now, but its something to keep an eye on.
It's a challenge, but not an unsolvable challenge. Maintaining the current population in a good way requires better ways of allocating resources ang territory and producing food and material goods if it is to be sustainable.
Also, the population growth is going to flatten out around 2040, mainly because of poorer countries getting an increase in their quality of life, which again leads to less infant mortality, which again leads to people having less children - so it is not like the population is going to keep growing as it has indefinitely.
Also, the population growth is going to flatten out around 2040, mainly because of poorer countries getting an increase in their quality of life, which again leads to less infant mortality, which again leads to people having less children - so it is not like the population is going to keep growing as it has indefinitely.
I do not think, just hope pro life becomes more of a reality and it should moderate from there (not everyone can/want to keep on living so humane "dispatching" should be legalized and available).
But no we shouldn't go out and try to make people sick and such just to reduce numbers. Until the above is addressed we an become more efficient and improve lives in other means additionally.
If a country is overpopulated, it will surely affect the country's economy. However, there is a downside to controlling it. For example, China implemented a one-child policy to control the birth rate. They were able to attain their goal, but they suffered from a from a low population of young people.
Over-population is indeed a problem and what can be done is to spread. There are areas where there is not much development.
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