Sorry, but this is a load of crap.But what about the economic strain on finite resources? Our money is imaginary. It's no longer based on any real assets. The more the population grows, the more strain that each individual will feel until collapse.
Remember twenty years ago when pundits were calling for "gloom and doom" when we hit six billion? Didn't happen. Why? Because our technology kept up with our growing base of consumers. Supply and demand.
And money based on reality? Please..... People keep bitching on how money is worthless because it is based on a floating standard and the only "real money" is in gold. Well, what is gold but a pretty metal? It only has value because we put value upon it. Imagine how valuable penicillin would have been during the bubonic plague? Probably more valuable than gold...
And this will change too....once a western culture & lifestyle is adapted to the world as a whole. Once a family can stop working to just survive (where food, water, medicine, and shelter are plentifu), then we will start to see the ideals of the underdeveloped world to melt away.No... just strictly statistically speaking, part of the reason for the percentage changes in the racial makeup of the US is that caucasians are not having children at the same rate as other racial groups. In fact, we're dangerously close to dying at a faster rate than we're reproducing.
