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Behshad wrote:Can you imagine being around and watch your greagreatgreargreat grandchildren graduate ?!
If anything like this would be poosible then we will overpopulate the earth in matter of couple of hundred years.
Coolest thing that none of you thought of would be when Neal & Perry finally reunite in 2073 for their 100th year anniversary and Andrew inviting them to MRF XXV !!!
Behshad wrote:Can you imagine being around and watch your greagreatgreargreat grandchildren graduate ?!
If anything like this would be poosible then we will overpopulate the earth in matter of couple of hundred years.
Coolest thing that none of you thought of would be when Neal & Perry finally reunite in 2073 for their 100th year anniversary and Andrew inviting them to MRF XXV !!!
Thenightbull wrote:Behshad wrote:Can you imagine being around and watch your greagreatgreargreat grandchildren graduate ?!
If anything like this would be poosible then we will overpopulate the earth in matter of couple of hundred years.
Coolest thing that none of you thought of would be when Neal & Perry finally reunite in 2073 for their 100th year anniversary and Andrew inviting them to MRF XXV !!!
Andrew would be a hologram by then
Behshad wrote:Can you imagine being around and watch your greagreatgreargreat grandchildren graduate ?!
If anything like this would be poosible then we will overpopulate the earth in matter of couple of hundred years.
Coolest thing that none of you thought of would be when Neal & Perry finally reunite in 2073 for their 100th year anniversary and Andrew inviting them to MRF XXV !!!
http://longevity-science.org/present.htmlA general conclusion of this study is that population changes are surprisingly small and slow in their response to dramatic life extension. Even in the case of the most radical life extension scenario, population growth could be relatively slow and may not necessarily lead to overpopulation. Therefore, the real concerns should be placed not on the threat of overpopulation, but rather on such potential obstacles to a successful biomedical war on aging, such as scientific, organizational and financial limitations.
Behshad wrote:Listen PedoBarf
Your stats are based on our current average life expectency.
And the 10% people "affording " it is something you grabbed out of your ass. If you could use a simple math that you wanna brav about , 500 years ago you didn't see many if any person lived to be 90+. Now with our modern technology and medicine it's quite possible and affordable for more than just 10% of the population making it past 90.
Even if your 10% was correct , which it's not, in addition to normal growth of our population , you'd see a 10% extra addition every 100 years of those who shouldve actually died in their 90s but keep living few hundred years longer.
If you use a simple calculator which is by far smarter than you'll ever be , you'd realize that in about 1000 years from now , you'd have about 12-15 billion people on this planet = overpopulated.
However by then in sure the technology has allowed us to explore other planets and our current living standards will look somewhat basic and primal to those in the future.
One thing is for sure kid. With your attitude , I find it hard to believe that you'd make it past 50.. Then again , I'm sure daddy's bank account will secure your health and beauty as it has the past 20 years , princess
Negligible senescence for a part of population (10%). What if only a small fraction of the population accepts anti-aging interventions. The population declines
A general conclusion of this study is that population changes are surprisingly small and slow in their response to dramatic life extension. Even in the case of the most radical life extension scenario, population growth could be relatively slow and may not necessarily lead to overpopulation. Therefore, the real concerns should be placed not on the threat of overpopulation, but rather on such potential obstacles to a successful biomedical war on aging, such as scientific, organizational and financial limitations.
Many developed countries (like the studied Sweden) face dramatic decline in native-born population in the future and also risk losing their cultural identity due to massive immigration. Therefore, extension of healthy lifespan in these countries may in fact prevent, rather than create a demographic catastrophe.
World at midpoint in population growth
Bongaarts points out in the October 16, 1998 issue of Science that contraceptive use in the developing world, once rare, is now widespread: the average number of births per woman has fallen by half from the traditional six or more to near three today. This "revolution in reproductive behavior," says Bongaarts, has led some to speculate that "the world population explosion is over." But instead of being near the end of the "explosion" with today's population of 5.9 billion, Bongaarts comments, "we are just past its midpoint. After a record-breaking increase of 2 billion people over the past 25 years, the same increase is projected over the next 25 years, and a further expansion to 10.4 billion is expected by 2100."
Large increases in population growth are expected in Africa, Asia, and Latin America for three reasons, Bongaarts says. First, fertility is still about 50 percent above the two-child level needed to bring about population stabilization. With more than two surviving children per woman, every generation is larger than the preceding one.
Second, declines in mortality historically the main cause of population growth will almost certainly continue. Higher standards of living, better nutrition, expanded health services, and greater investments in public health measures have increased life expectancy by 50 percent since 1950. The unhappy exceptions will be life expectancy declines in most of those sub-Saharan African countries with severe AIDS epidemics. Third, the historically largest generation of women about to enter the childbearing years will produce more than enough births to maintain population growth for decades even if they each have only two children population momentum.
May 5 2010
The rate of national growth is expressed as a percentage for each country, commonly between about 0.1% and 3% annually. You'll find two percentages associated with population - natural growth and overall growth. Natural growth represents the births and deaths in a country's population and does not take into account migration. The overall growth rate takes migration into account.
For example, Canada's natural growth rate is 0.3% while its overall growth rate is 0.9%, due to Canada's open immigration policies. In the U.S., the natural growth rate is 0.6% and overall growth is 0.9%. The growth rate of a country provides demographers and geographers with a good contemporary variable for current growth and for comparison between countries or regions. For most purposes, the overall growth rate is the more frequently utilized.
The growth rate can be used to determine a country or region or even the planet's "doubling time," which tells us how long it will take for a country's current population to double. This length of time is determined by dividing the growth rate into 70. The number 70 comes from the natural log of 2, which is .70.
Given Canada's overall growth of 0.9% in the year 2006, we divide 70 by .9 (from the 0.9%) and yield a value of 77.7 years. Thus, in 2083, if the current rate of growth remains constant, Canada's population will double from its current 33 million to 66 million.
However, if we look at the U.S. Census Bureau's International Data Base Summary Demographic Data for Canada, we see that Canada's overall growth rate is expected to decline to 0.6% by 2025. With a growth rate of 0.6% in 2025, Canada's population would take about 117 years to double (70 / 0.6 = 116.666).
The world's current (overall as well as natural) growth rate is about 1.14%, representing a doubling time of 61 years. We can expect the world's population of 6.5 billion to become 13 billion by 2067 if current growth continues. The world's growth rate peaked in the 1960s at 2% and a doubling time of 35 years.
Most European countries have low growth rates. In the United Kingdom, the rate is 0.2%, in Germany it's 0.0%, and in France, 0.4%. Germany's zero rate of growth includes a natural increase of -0.2%, without immigration, Germany would be shrinking, like the Czech Republic.
The Czech Republic and some other European countries' growth rate is actually negative (on average, women in the Czech Republic give birth to 1.2 children, which is below the number to yield zero population growth, approximately 2.1 children). The Czech Republic's natural growth rate of -0.1 can not be used to determine doubling time because the population is actually shrinking in size.
Many Asian and African countries have high growth rates. Afghanistan has a current growth rate of 4.8%, representing a doubling time of 14.5 years! If Afghanistan's growth rate remained the same (which is very unlikely and the country's projected growth rate for 2025 is a mere 2.3%), then the population of 30 million would become 60 million in 2020, 120 million in 2035, 280 million in 2049, 560 million in 2064, and 1.12 billion in 2078! This is a ridiculous expectation. As you can see, population growth percentages is better utilized for short term projections.
Increased population growth generally represents problems for a country - it means increased need for food, infrastructure, and services. These are expenses that most high-growth countries have little ability to provide today, let alone if population rises dramatically.
Globally, the growth rate of the human population has been declining since peaking in 1962 and 1963 at 2.20% per annum. In 2009 the estimated annual growth rate was 1.1%.
parfait wrote:Hello mister Copy and Paste
Do you even understand what you're talking about?![]()
Your own "evidence" (wikipedia) even proves what I said earlier: THE POPULATION GROWTH IS DECREASING.Globally, the growth rate of the human population has been declining since peaking in 1962 and 1963 at 2.20% per annum. In 2009 the estimated annual growth rate was 1.1%.
In 1995 the growth was 1,5 % and now it's 1,1 %.
Jesus, dude. Seriously?
Behshad wrote:http://forums.melodicrock.com/phpBB/posting.php?mode=quote&p=4476929parfait wrote:Hello mister Copy and Paste
Do you even understand what you're talking about?![]()
Your own "evidence" (wikipedia) even proves what I said earlier: THE POPULATION GROWTH IS DECREASING.Globally, the growth rate of the human population has been declining since peaking in 1962 and 1963 at 2.20% per annum. In 2009 the estimated annual growth rate was 1.1%.
In 1995 the growth was 1,5 % and now it's 1,1 %.
Jesus, dude. Seriously?
The growth RATE goes up and down, but the POPULATION is still growing. Nice try, moron!
parfait wrote:Behshad wrote:http://forums.melodicrock.com/phpBB/posting.php?mode=quote&p=4476929parfait wrote:Hello mister Copy and Paste
Do you even understand what you're talking about?![]()
Your own "evidence" (wikipedia) even proves what I said earlier: THE POPULATION GROWTH IS DECREASING.Globally, the growth rate of the human population has been declining since peaking in 1962 and 1963 at 2.20% per annum. In 2009 the estimated annual growth rate was 1.1%.
In 1995 the growth was 1,5 % and now it's 1,1 %.
Jesus, dude. Seriously?
The growth RATE goes up and down, but the POPULATION is still growing. Nice try, moron!
You try with the best of your ability to disapprove something that's not even that relevant to the discussion, and you can't even manage that. What about the rest of my points? The rest of the math? The rest of everything?
You've tried to disapprove what's already proven, dude, and you're not even a scientist. I think you don't even have any valid degree in anything, besides maybe something you bought of the internet. And when you know you've lost, you keep on going with the same crap, just you bring in my family.
Congratulations, B.
Behshad wrote:parfait wrote:Behshad wrote:http://forums.melodicrock.com/phpBB/posting.php?mode=quote&p=4476929parfait wrote:Hello mister Copy and Paste
Do you even understand what you're talking about?![]()
Your own "evidence" (wikipedia) even proves what I said earlier: THE POPULATION GROWTH IS DECREASING.Globally, the growth rate of the human population has been declining since peaking in 1962 and 1963 at 2.20% per annum. In 2009 the estimated annual growth rate was 1.1%.
In 1995 the growth was 1,5 % and now it's 1,1 %.
Jesus, dude. Seriously?
The growth RATE goes up and down, but the POPULATION is still growing. Nice try, moron!
You try with the best of your ability to disapprove something that's not even that relevant to the discussion, and you can't even manage that. What about the rest of my points? The rest of the math? The rest of everything?
You've tried to disapprove what's already proven, dude, and you're not even a scientist. I think you don't even have any valid degree in anything, besides maybe something you bought of the internet. And when you know you've lost, you keep on going with the same crap, just you bring in my family.
Congratulations, B.
Im not diapporving whats proven. Im just explaining the stuff you posted ... to you. There is a huge difference between THEORIES and FACTS...
My entire point was that the earth will get overpopulated some day and you decide to argue with that FACT! You have no points . Your math totally sucked cause you didnt even pay attention to what you were quoting. You simply need to study some more and then come back in say 20 years,which by then I will sitll be 20 years ahead of you.
And I bring in your dad, cause I see it as his fault and responsibilty to raise such a spoiled princess with no manners at all, trying to talk big words that he doesnt understand. If your dad wouldve let you actually see the real world and WORK for a day to earn your own dime, you wouldve been a better person today
parfait wrote:Jesus God in heaven.
First of all, that I doesn't understand? Remind me of your education please![]()
parfait wrote:And if you want to make yourself look like the biggest ass in history, by saying that studies done by expert micro biologists and mathematicians is WRONG, then go ahead. This is not something that I made up - this is all pulled from the studies that I've, time and time again, asked you to read before you reply! The facts are there - you just want to avoid them (for whatever retarded reason) If you would have just read it for fucks sake.
parfait wrote:Now, seriously, what have you done in life that makes you somewhat capable of calling out my fathers parenting? Tell me - I'd like to know.
parfait wrote: On a sidenote: I would gladly, the next time I'm in the US (June), to come by and beat your skinny ass down.
Behshad wrote:parfait wrote:Jesus God in heaven.
First of all, that I doesn't understand? Remind me of your education please![]()
You dont understand cause of this language barrier. You call cologne a perfume. And there are people who have a PHD but they have no REAL LIFE experience. FYI , not that I have to explain to you, I have a degree in computer science.parfait wrote:And if you want to make yourself look like the biggest ass in history, by saying that studies done by expert micro biologists and mathematicians is WRONG, then go ahead. This is not something that I made up - this is all pulled from the studies that I've, time and time again, asked you to read before you reply! The facts are there - you just want to avoid them (for whatever retarded reason) If you would have just read it for fucks sake.
I could never be the biggest ass in history as long as you're aliveand I never said the studies were wrong. I explained those studies to YOU since you had no clue what you were copying&pasting
parfait wrote:Now, seriously, what have you done in life that makes you somewhat capable of calling out my fathers parenting? Tell me - I'd like to know.
Very simple. I teach my kids about respect and manners. My 6 year old knows more about how to respect people older than him, more than you. Not your fault, since you were raised with butlers and maids around you.parfait wrote: On a sidenote: I would gladly, the next time I'm in the US (June), to come by and beat your skinny ass down.
See above about respect and mannersYou of course had to write in tiny fonts, because you know that your highschool threats are just plain childish behaviors, but I will take time and pleasure in giving you a nice asswhopping and eyeopening experience if youre ever around here
parfait wrote:
No, you ass. You said the studies were wrong. The studies said that there would be no overpopulation if one could live to be a [1000->}, and you so strongly said otherwise, so stop with the bullshit. You're obviously a liar since you can't have read the studies and still say that - no way.
parfait wrote:Stop talking about me like you know me. You know nothing on how I grew up.
parfait wrote:
And mentioning you and respect in the same sentence is the biggest oxymoron ever. You throw around insults to everyone, TNB, Blueskies; you name it. You have called my mother a whore, how's that for respect? And you want to talk to me about respect? I respect people that actually made some of them self in life, those that have a purpose, that have values. From what I can tell, you have no apparent values or a purpose - so no, I don't respect you. There's no need for me to do so. I respect Lorrie, Matt, Gunbot, Andrew, MG - but you; I'd rather dip my head in a 4 year old vaginal ulcer.
StocktontoMalone wrote:Ok...I wanted to slit my wrists, vertically, after reading this thread...lol!!!
StevePerryHair wrote:StocktontoMalone wrote:Ok...I wanted to slit my wrists, vertically, after reading this thread...lol!!!
well you'll never live to be 1000 that way!!![]()
StocktontoMalone wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:StocktontoMalone wrote:Ok...I wanted to slit my wrists, vertically, after reading this thread...lol!!!
well you'll never live to be 1000 that way!!![]()
Well, you could love to 1000 and never see another Stanley Cup in Pittsburgh....![]()
Swiss Miss...
StocktontoMalone wrote:Ok...I wanted to slit my wrists, vertically, after reading this thread...lol!!!
Michigan Girl wrote:StocktontoMalone wrote:Ok...I wanted to slit my wrists, vertically, after reading this thread...lol!!!
lol ...I found it very entertaining!!!
What would we do for 1000 years?!?
Thenightbull wrote:Michigan Girl wrote:StocktontoMalone wrote:Ok...I wanted to slit my wrists, vertically, after reading this thread...lol!!!
lol ...I found it very entertaining!!!
What would we do for 1000 years?!?
Wait for perry to release an album
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