Posted by Matt from CT on April 23, 2011 at 19:15:18 from (72.63.142.209):
In Reply to: Re: why posted by State of Jefferson on April 23, 2011 at 08:42:58:
Economic development ends overpopulation.
The last two major frontiers are India (which should be getting it's act together soon) and Africa -- which is going to take longer.
It's pretty clear the broad trend is as people move from subsistence agriculture to commercial agriculture to industrial societies to post-industrial societies birth rates decline at each step. Life expectancies may rise, but that will take care of itself within a century.
The human population should peak around 2050 to 2070, and it should stabilize around 2150.
Between now and then, the majority of humanity has to be lifted out of the sh!tholes they're living in now, and into an world of industry and brain power.
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