How many humans you think the earth can hold
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I dunno, but I remember my geologist teacher showing me a text book from 1945 about how the world exhaust its resources around 2005. I don't think that ever happened though...
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Tsujoi
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neko-chan wrote...
I dunno, but I remember my geologist teacher showing me a text book from 1945 about how the world exhaust its resources around 2005. I don't think that ever happened though...The Earth we live on right now is our second one.
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tsujoi wrote...
neko-chan wrote...
I dunno, but I remember my geologist teacher showing me a text book from 1945 about how the world exhaust its resources around 2005. I don't think that ever happened though...The Earth we live on right now is our second one.
What happened to the first one?
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neko-chan wrote...
tsujoi wrote...
neko-chan wrote...
I dunno, but I remember my geologist teacher showing me a text book from 1945 about how the world exhaust its resources around 2005. I don't think that ever happened though...The Earth we live on right now is our second one.
What happened to the first one?
Haruhi-chan sneezed. Shit happens.
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Rbz wrote...
neko-chan wrote...
tsujoi wrote...
neko-chan wrote...
I dunno, but I remember my geologist teacher showing me a text book from 1945 about how the world exhaust its resources around 2005. I don't think that ever happened though...The Earth we live on right now is our second one.
What happened to the first one?
Haruhi-chan sneezed. Shit happens.
She didnt sneezed, she fartid
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braintist wrote...
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Ew, that joke was childish and lame. Maybe you could add it to that lame thread.
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The earth could comfortablely fit 100 billion like you said.
It could probably cram about +100 trillion if we were all stacked on each other. That's a lot of bodies.
It could probably cram about +100 trillion if we were all stacked on each other. That's a lot of bodies.
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mibuchiha wrote...
.....i say 10 billion at most.That's absurd, there are vastly underpopulated parts of the world currently, and we have almost 7 billion people.
I wouldn't worry about it anyway.
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Waar
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the last estimate was about right, i've seen predictions of around 11.5 b - 12.5 b before humanity will have to branch out and look for resources and real estate elsewhere.
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Waar wrote...
the last estimate was about right, i've seen predictions of around 11.5 b - 12.5 b before humanity will have to branch out and look for resources and real estate elsewhere.That or anyone who lives in an underdeveloped country dies because there is not enough food. Honestly this will really only become a problem for people who live in a any country that is 3rd world or below.
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Dante1214 wrote...
mibuchiha wrote...
.....i say 10 billion at most.That's absurd, there are vastly underpopulated parts of the world currently
most lickly because they're deserts or massive ice plains. Not very suitable conditions to live in as well.
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Dante1214 wrote...
mibuchiha wrote...
.....i say 10 billion at most.That's absurd, there are vastly underpopulated parts of the world currently, and we have almost 7 billion people.
I wouldn't worry about it anyway.
There is a reason these "areas" are vastly underpopulated.
