There must be some way out of here ... population bomb implodes

[gpatt0n]

I just got through viewing this documentary that proves that monkeys are more informed as to the basics of human population than the best educated brits. I have to admit the monkeys were, on average better informed than I, as well. The point is the population bomb - source of much of the pessimistic attitudes regarding the earth's future for mankind - is not nearly as dire as most assume. The point of the presenter is that the future of mankind in the context of population is not a runaway example of exponential growth that will only be controlled by a mass killing. In short, our education has taught us that mankind is a cancer and mother earth is going to put us, because of that, in the category of failed experiments. I've always rejected that notion but the media and other sources of information largely have ignored facts that refute the conventional wisdom. This documentary does, authoritatively. It is a bright view for a new year.

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[bluegrass]

If an environment is overpopulated by anything nature will reduce that population. Put too many fish in an aquarium and see what happens. The four horsemen of the apocalypse are always waiting and prepared to do their job.