Posted: Sep 19, 2014 1:31 pm
tuco wrote:We've had similar debates before. For example here, here and here. Why do you think that quality of life will surely not keep up? Sure, if we take current conditions and apply them to future population growth*, it gets scary as the thesis of ecological footprint puts it - if everyone lived like me we would need X planets Earth. There is no way to tell, however, how we will live in 100 years from now.
edit:* or rather the other way around.
Because we are already suffering due to overpopulation. The direction is set. The result is clear. There are limits. Technology and science cannot always save us.
Die early, avoid the rush.
