Submitted by InfinityScientist t3_1255k3x in Futurology
NoSoupForYouRuskie t1_je3e9g1 wrote
Reply to comment by LakesideTrey in What science and technology should be here already (2023) but isn’t? by InfinityScientist
Nah. They are replaceable. What part of 8 billion alive and 100 billion more on the way. At some point we might even find out about "modern population control".
LakesideTrey t1_je3eyu5 wrote
Most first world countries gearing up for a baby bust and possible demographic crisis due to low fertility rates. The U.N predicts the global population will begin reduction by 2086. I doubt we will be hitting 100 billion on earth anytime soon.
Plus, even if your point is right, if something is replaceable that doesn't mean you actively destroy it. If the human population is replaceable that doesn't mean those in power want to destroy it.
NoSoupForYouRuskie t1_je3f2r7 wrote
Look around. Idk about you but I'm not jaded anymore. This planets fucked and all we care about is the moment.
dickinsauce t1_je3qy4a wrote
I was hiking yesterday, it looked pretty nice to me!
NoSoupForYouRuskie t1_je3wpbd wrote
Go to any city. I doubt you did. Infact I'm willing to bet I travel more in a day working or even on my days off then you do. Go outside, sure it's okay for now but it won't be forever if we are not careful. Go spread hate. I'm sure that's what you want from this right?
There's bodies in the streets in poor communities. People dying in waiting rooms. But sure. They are not replaceable. How many humans die a year?
dickinsauce t1_je8ewau wrote
Ha k. Enjoy the doldrums!
Background-Action-19 t1_je3xg9c wrote
Global population is projected to decrease
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