Quote from: KingScorpio on February 28, 2020, 02:25:49 PM

Quote from: BADecker on February 27, 2020, 02:31:40 PM

Even Bangladesh, probably the country that has more population per square mile than any other, is surviving and expanding. Properly organized, the population of the country is its wealth. The more population the better.

Are there any countries of the world that don't exist any longer? Look at history. Search on "Tartary." This is a nation that existed to some extent as recent as the early 1900s. It was bigger than most nations, and covered most of Siberia and Northern Europe into Northern Canada. Why are they gone (they aren't really gone)? Because they didn't have enough population for the land they were trying to hold.

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jes but third world countries are dependent on the scientific development of the centuries old imperial powers,

without the scientific skills of the western and european powers and china, and also their massive landmasses and natural ressources a tiny country like bangladesh can't develop itself, it is then simply just a zergish mass of people full of extremists and not a potential labourforce.

the leftists and billionaires in the developed world completely have forgotten that without the so called "racist right wingers and deplorables" their labour force wouldn't work

Talking about science, one needs to know why science was developed. Among the reasons for science are, for people to improve their living conditions by using science, and to improve their living conditions by selling their science to other people. Yet, when you think about it, all science that people develop, is based on the science of nature, the place where all science knowledge and ideas ultimately comes from.

This means that the increase of population comes from nature, not from scientific advancements of man. In fact, because of the focus of of science into small areas rather than considerations of the whole, science produces tamporary imbalances in nature which ultimately destroy populations, not help them.

Labor forces that are based on the science of man rather than on the science of nature, are ultimately going to destroy themselves. Why? Because the science that exists in nature naturally will ultimately balance the imbalances that mankind uses to develop his own science.

In other words, bringing science to a nation to develop it and its labor force of people, ultimately will destroy the nation and its people. The more the people tend to incorporate their living with natural balances rather than the unbalanced science of man, the more their populations will grow. This is part of the natural operation of nature... big populations.

Nobody can tell for a fact what will happen worldwide with a big population worldwide. Why not> It has never happened, yet... at least not in recorded history. We can only guess.

In the past there was pangea... which also was an expansion of the earth... but nobody knows why this happened. There is no reason to suggest that it will not happen again when the population of the earth gets really big... like 150 billion.

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