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re: How much innovation have we lost due to legal abortion?
Posted on 5/20/14 at 7:47 pm to tiderider
Posted on 5/20/14 at 7:47 pm to tiderider
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i doubt you're an idiot
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i'd like to know why you think that
Some pretty advanced calculations have been done on this, anticipating the effects on population if certain causes of death plummeted or were eliminated.
Cancer kills about 9 million people in the world annually and single handidly drops the average lifespan across the globe by over 5 years. If eliminated cancer, the world's population would double roughly every 25 years.
At our current rate, the population will be between 13 to 16 billion by 2100. Taking cancer out of the equation, that number balloons to around 60 billion.
This planet cannot currently sustain anywhere close to that number of people.
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Posted on 5/20/14 at 9:39 pm to Roger Klarvin
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Roger Klarvin
How much innovation have we lost due to legal abortion?
quote:
i doubt you're an idiot
quote:
i'd like to know why you think that
Some pretty advanced calculations have been done on this, anticipating the effects on population if certain causes of death plummeted or were eliminated.
Cancer kills about 9 million people in the world annually and single handidly drops the average lifespan across the globe by over 5 years. If eliminated cancer, the world's population would double roughly every 25 years.
At our current rate, the population will be between 13 to 16 billion by 2100. Taking cancer out of the equation, that number balloons to around 60 billion.
This planet cannot currently sustain anywhere close to that number of people.
fair enough ... tho, it's a rather callous argument to be made against cancer prevention (not accusing you of explicitly stating that) ... humans will eventually over-populate, with or without diseases ...
Posted on 5/20/14 at 11:04 pm to Roger Klarvin
quote:I would like a link to those "advanced calculations". I think that the lack of cancer would lead to other illnesses later in life which would have to be considered, as well as increased fatalities and other Darwin and physiological considerations with a larger population and limited resources.
Cancer kills about 9 million people in the world annually and single handidly drops the average lifespan across the globe by over 5 years. If eliminated cancer, the world's population would double roughly every 25 years.
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