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Food crises, oil crises, water crises - why is nobody talking about overpopulation?

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"Overpopulation refers to when an organism’s numbers exceed the carrying capacity of its habitat."

I would love to see some hardcore numbers how many inhabitants our "habitat" can support in an sustainable way?

Our oil reserves won’t last much longer and within fifty years our petrol based lifestyle and food production will simply collapse, because the supply won’t last. At least it seems production rates already can’t keep up with demand.

But we all as a world community have to figure out how many people this planet can support - so we can plan and adjust. We will need to once again have to look seriously on family planing, productions numbers and available resources - but in a scientific way.

More? Overpopulation @ Wikipedia

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it’s because of the lack of emotions. since jesus died (and his death made him officially born), nobody feels responsible for emotions. not even the church. especially not the church.
everything is about guilt and about feeling bad and about reaching to a goal. and about to be successful. in “your own way”. how frustrating.

so how can you expect somebody to see and work on the huge lack, when he is still working on little things? better said: trying to find out, if there is a lack.

but yes, you are right - nature and evolution is faster.

“are” faster

@Zoee: Sorry, you lost me … what has Jesus to do with overpopulation?!

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