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Not only that but it's been shown over and over again that the more technologically advanced the society, the more it trends toward zero population growth...When you take out immigration, most of Europe, Canada and America have been at zero population growth for decades.This reminds me a chapter title in a PJ O'Rourke book - "Just enough of me, way too much of you."
People who think there are too many people in the world should walk the talk and off themselves. After all, the environment is more important than human beings!
Gee, Toro, you received the coveted Ukatore thanks for that post. You must be so proud.
Meanwhile, respected scientists acknowledge the reality that we live here, that we will have some impact on the ecology, and also that there are measures to take that will be a benefit to both human life and the ecosystem, helping to improve the sustainability of both. One of those measures is to control our numbers, not just for the earth, but for or continued comfort upon it. Elbow room is mandatory for a happy life.
"Respected scientists?"
This is an argument that has been made for two centuries, if not more. The doomsayers were wrong then. They're wrong now.
The only factor constraining human development is technological innovation. As long as we're not at the end of "science," this world can handle many, many, many more people. Perhaps your "respected scientists" don't have much faith in science.
Yes, yes they are....Pessimists at the very least.Liberals are such pessimists.
Behind every environmentalist wackadoodle beats the heart of a eugenicist.