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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? ![]() Last edited by KathyT; 01-05-2009 at 12:29 AM. |
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Thank you Kathy.
I saw this video about 1 year ago. How ironic. The first thought i had when I saw this is imagine if they gave this elcture in high school in public school. Amazing lecture!! |
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We all agree we have to fix our planet. We’re all spending time saying the awareness has to spread to everyone, or that everyone needs to ‘wake up’. The reality is, there ARE day to day actions that are hurting ourselves. One of our biggest problems is that we’re not talking about a population problem. We have major resources in many areas that are going to run out. Water for drinking. Sites for garbage disposal. Coal for energy. Energy for transportation. Areas on which we can grow food to feed the world. Raw materials to build roads, bridges and buildings. What are we doing from the government level to address our population problem? Yet in my own community I know families that have procreated 8 children or more. That has got to stop. We have to balance the equation and get to zero growth. We are as close as 2 minutes before noon (12pm) (watch video to understand.) |
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Definitely a one to watch
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One should ask why do we have over population? I for one after the delivery of our third child had a vasectomy.
Why do we need constant economic and population growth? In my humble opinion is has been the direct result of greed cultured by the illuminati. to sustain there positions, it is all our fault ( the filthy breeders) and we on a regular basis need culling. It is my belief that all reasonably conscious adults are aware of the need for sustainability and if asked would willingly participate in Population management Resource management And what ever management that would assist all in achieving sustainability. It is NOT the result of reckless prorogation but the direct result of GREED. If we could change from "Whats in it for me" to "How can I help" we and our future generation can live in peace and harmony. |
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Hi AussieG,
Although in general I can undestand what you're saying, we need to take into consideration other factors. Not everyone as a conscience. Not everyone has access to health care. Ignorance is rife in the world. Some populations are just too big to control now, except to cull (look at China and India). The expense for many governments to steralize is just too much. Some religions do not allow steralization. Governments want to reduce populations rather than increase them (except France and I beleive Australia). These are just a few items as to why the problem is not as simple as having a good conscience. In your case, for example, you more than doubled the size of your family in one generation. Now there are another three people to have another three kids and that makes the family population to be 17 (You, your wife, your three children, their three partners and nine children)! More than eight times the original size in two generations! Phew!! Best regards, Steve Quote:
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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 Quote:
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Here in Michigan you have a kid, can't afford the health care for delivery, BAM , here comes the state , they paid for 26,000 kids last year compliments of the taxpayers, and the worst part is now the parent gets a check for 1-18 yrs. from the state for assistance.
Then there's the part of breaking the chain repeating what their parents did and getting on state aid , I tried to interject in one family and get both kids on the right track as to not continue the chain, the one girl ended up pregnant and the boy unkwown now. You have kids having kids because they know they'll be taken care of financially. Alot of older guys I know are trying to mentor many of these kids which are our next generation of hope including me. Yes it does seem like a problem with no end in the cycle until level heads prevail. |
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In the UK they have career babies, young girls have a kid on purpose as they know they will be given a house and money and they don't have to work
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I wouldn't choose to bring a child into this world the ways things are heading.[/QUOTE] Just found this thread. Well, I beg to disagree! If you have seen the interview Kerry did with Jessica, the Canadian 'crystal child', she is making the most politically incorrect statement about our current population size: Quote:
There will be geophysical earth changes that will take a great toll of human lives. Those that leave that way, have given their input to the transformation process before their time is up. EACH ONE IS UNIQUE, EACH ONE IS NEEDED EQUALLY. THERE IS NO ACCIDENT ABOUT WHO INCARNATES, AND EVERYONE IS HERE FOR A PURPOSE. New technologies, a new and more simple lifestyle more in tune with nature will make less of a strain on our resources. Today something like 70% of the world's consumption goes to wars and preparations for war!!!! Just think what will happen when that need is made redundant. Yes, it will happen! |
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I agree strongly with the notion that the current density of population is right. I am just greatly concerned that those children that we need are so removed from the real world that I'm not sure how to access them without manipulating them.
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I do think it may be incorrect to say “this is the reason the world population is what it is right now.” Line-ups of people does not force people to conceive. Line-ups of animals do not force animals to conceive. It is their natural habit that sustains animals. Food supply is probably the major factor in animal population growth. When food supply has become scarce for certain animal species (eg. natural disasters, weather patterns, push-back by humans) animal populations have changed dramatically, sometimes nearing extinction. When food is plentiful, animal populations increase. The ability of humans to sustain food production, including the distribution of food production to regional areas facing drought and starvation, or to sustain regional areas whose annual local food production ‘failed’ for one year, is what has sustained populations. How long do you think your local community would survive if the food stores were empty, really empty, for 3 months? Can and does your town grow it's own food? Our advancements in agriculture… increased agriculture by using equipment instead of ox labor, increased production due to crop management and improved crop varieties have improved the availability and tonnage of food supplies. When populations are sustained/fed in a healthy manner, according to history, family growth has been on increasing rates. Facts for centuries show that. Quote:
China's policy is this:http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/worldba...campaigns.html "China's Communist Party first implemented the "one child" rule—perhaps the best-known population policy in the world—in the 1970s amidst growing concerns over whether the famine-prone country could continue to feed its skyrocketing population. The rule, which reportedly is more lax today, stipulates that urban couples should have only one child. Couples in rural areas, where 80 percent of the population lives, may have two or possibly more children but should delay getting married initially and then space their children. Families that violate the rule where it is most strictly enforced face mandatory abortions and severe financial penalties, while single-child couples throughout the country are entitled to better child care, preferential housing assignments, and cash bonuses. The policy has generally worked, and fertility rates have fallen to an average of about two children per woman, down from more than five children per woman in the 1950s. However, the number of Chinese women having children today is still much greater than were having children in the previous generation, so China's population growth continues." Last edited by KathyT; 01-05-2009 at 12:39 AM. |
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Hi KathyT,
The major factor in animal population growth is water, without such food could never be made and the animal species would die. We can go without food for over a month, but can go without water for only about a week. Non human species do not 'produce' food. They take it 'in natura', if it's there. Humans produce food artificially creating environments where specific plants and crops will grow to sustain the increase in demand. The natural non human population has been manipulated by the un-natural hand of humans. I'm sure that if the human race was to return to the times when we had to hunt and collect berries our poulation would be reduced and return to an number where the planet would return to its' natural balance. I understand the policy of China and think that using a heavy hand is not the right way to go. I also understand that many religions of course would oppose my idea. But the question needs to be asked. Which is more ethical, having unwanted children just to create artificial sources of income or an incentive for not having unwanted children? As we can see by some of the answers in this thread, the problem is not just a third world problem. Youngsters in the developed world are using children as an easy financial solution. But don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to get young sixteen year olds being pressured by their parents to be steralized just to grab the money. It needs to be with people who are over 21 and preferably who already have one child. The incentive is not to take away the privelage of parenthood, but to reduce the tendancy of having large families with almost no means of support and to invert the tendency of the baby making industry so that the population may be managed in a more efficient manner lessening the strain on natural resources and raising the quality of life. Best regards, Steve Quote:
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All references to "line-ups" that I spoke of, I meant spirits or souls "lining-up" to be born. Including animal spirits.
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("Steve, something like this has to happen.") I would back your idea 100%. I do not know what it will take for societies and nations to talk open enough that family planning takes place on an overall basis. Many single individuals are aware and have chosen smaller families... but there are way too many who follow a religion which tells them birth control is wrong, and way too many who are caught in a spiral of famine and poverty. On a side issue, I have a friend who returned from a vacation in South Africa. She and I talked for 2 hours about what she saw. Death from AIDS was occurring all around, country, town, and city. She said in communities/funeral halls it was common to have 20 funerals a weekend. Grandparents are raising children because the parents have died from AIDS. What shocked me, was that she said the government there is telling people AIDS is not transmitted by sex. I don't know if this was every aspect of government, but it seemed to be common knowledge of what the indigenous people thought. I guess this relates to the topic as to what challenges nations face to educate the people. Last edited by KathyT; 01-05-2009 at 08:21 PM. |
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Hi KathyT,
The part quoted of your message was not a shock to me. Many, many African countries receive huge amounts of aid to combat AIDS. The corruption flying around in these countries is flabberghasting and much of these funds are re-directed into the pockets of the governers. In other words, they need to keep the AIDS numbers high to keep the amount of aid high, to increase their 'profits'. Here in Brazil, there are many, many NGOs that exist receiving international aid, but don't do the work they promise to do. Of course they won't. They need to problem to persist to ask for more aid to keep the coffers full. The directors in many of these organizations give themselves a very good salary indeed, much higher than in the public sector... so why should they resolve the problem they tackle just to put themselves out of a job? I know this as a fact here in the State of Pernambuco as I used to be a volunteer in two NGOs and left utterly disgusted. Best regards, Steve Quote:
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It stated that the Immune Deficiencies are rather a cause of contaminated water and parasites that are all around in Africa. Not sure if that is anything transmissible by sex. Slowly, I'm losing my faith in being 'enlightened'. It seems to create more fear than anything else. The amount of experience from my perspective is the only thing I trust (at least to some degree) and in that respect I don't think I can say that there are too many people on the earth either. I mean, how are we supposed to even know? |
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I heard that when they treat HIV it turns in to AIDs.
If you don't get HIV treated you wont get AIDs .... |
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Maybe you mean 'kill' HIV and thus prevent AIDs. The magazine (Zeiten Schrift from Switzerland) claimed that there was a prize on showing the connection between the two and no scientist managed to win it because the connection isn't understood or not there. I'm no specialist, just throwing in what I heard. As I said, what can you believe anymore? I always had the feeling that AIDS is a big scam, but whether it it a bioweapon or a fearweapon, I can't be sure. Comment very appreciated. |
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Cant remember where I read or saw it (I think it mite have been something to do with MMS) but I'm sure they said no one dies from HIV but if you take the medicine they give you it will develop into AIDs.
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Yes, that AZT (or AZN?). That's what I've read, too. Spooky, how can so many doctors be ignorant when dealing out poison?
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I do not buy the overpopulation scam for one moment.
This planet is capable of supporting 10 times the current population. The greed and waste that was taught by our creators must stop. The Free energy is available. Do some math on the livable land on earth and you will find out. It is a government scam! |
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Hi Dominic,
On what did you base your statement "This planet is capable of supporting 10times the current population"? What is the calculus to base our maths on liveable land? Best regards, Steve Quote:
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Here is one where everyone in the world could live in Texas.
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.c...a750bd39257d96 I also did another calculation that everyone in the world could live in Australia and have a quarter acre. Here is more http://www.redicecreations.com/speci...nviroscam.html Up is down and down is up. Once you learn their code you will never be fooled again. |
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Hi Dominic,
I understand that it's possible for the whole world to huddle in Texas, putting everyone on the space of an average house. Mathematically it works. However, we are talking about human beings and not just numbers. People need to eat and drink. Think of the logistical nightmare of the State governor having to supply water to nearly 8 billion thirsty people! Also the biological waste products.... what a smell. So let's look at this reasonably. We need to be spread around as we need to be able to explore natural resources. Your article mentions about two thirds of the planet being composed with water, but doesn't say, for example, how much fresh water is readily available. Towns and cities have grown in ribbon development along the coastline, along river margins, near to irrigational land, they spread out from centers of energy sources like hydro electric dams, and commercial centers etc. So we can't always class liveable land as just the State of Texas, as nice as the State is I'm sure. You mentioned Australia as a reference, but really Australia is built around the coast and almost 8 tenths are dessert. Are you in your calculations assuming that the whole of Australia is liveable? Imagine if the world had nearly 80 billion inhabitants all huddled together in Brazil. It could well be done mathematically, just as I could squeeze three mice into a matchbox if I put them through a blender (don't ask me how I know), but the practicality of the result of the mathematical equation would be nul. I certainly do agree with you about energy and the possibility of alternative energy and its' use, but that's another topic. Best regards, Steve Quote:
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