Hi KathyT,
I too have seen the video some time ago.
It's funny how when Henry Kissinger made a report about this, even now it's considered to be a genocidal PTB master plan, (
http://wlym.com/text/NSSM200.htm ) yet when a sweet old man like Dr. Albert Bartlett brings up the problem, it becomes something to think about and consider.
The problem about exponential growth was brought up as early as 1800's!
There is one question that Bartlett made which until now, nobodyhas been able to answer, which is what is the solution. We know it's to at least slow down the population growth rate, but how do we do this in a humane way?
Over here in Brazil, mothers receive a lump sum for each child they have. Consequently, in the remoter areas of Brazil (normally the much poorer reasons) women are having children to try and make ends meet, albeit temporarily.
The huge problem with this is the pressure for the future where they don't seem to understand that children eat, grow up and need to be clothed, educated and cared for when they are ill.
My idea for reducing growth rate is to offe a lump sum for men and women to be steralized, that way the population will eventually become to enter in decline, and when it becomes to the number that can be managed properly, the return of money for children can be brought back.
The offset for these payments will be the reduction of spending for health and education.
This would eliminate the controversial need for abortion and everybody (at least here in Brazil) will be consenting adults - if they can become pregnant for money, I'm sure they will be conscient enough to become steralized.
If anybody else has an idea that is not too controversial, that could be accepted by many, I would be interested to hear about them.
Best regards,
Steve
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Originally Posted by KathyT
Just a little mathematical review which is very compelling.
by Dr. Albert Bartlett, Professor Emertus, Department of Physics, University of Colorado
“Arithmetic, Population, and Energy”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-QA2...eature=related
Even just the first part will amaze you... but there are 8 parts if you have time.
From Dr. Bartlett's presentation... of the problems facing our planet... and how much time do we have left? |