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Orrex

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7. All of that extra mass will probably knock the planet out of orbit.
Fri Sep 19, 2014, 11:40 AM
Sep 2014

Science!

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Maybe if people can adapt to a locust and jellyfish diet IDemo Sep 2014 #1
And your proposition Plucketeer Sep 2014 #8
At the current rate (and its scientifically-predicted increase to self-anihilation levels...) Amonester Sep 2014 #2
In the meantime we will decimate every species to extinction FLPanhandle Sep 2014 #4
Perhaps also the beginning of a new.... Amonester Sep 2014 #6
That's provided it isn't slowed by climate change famine Auggie Sep 2014 #3
Ebola.... Demeter Sep 2014 #12
World Population may heat 100,000 by 2030 Hari Seldon Sep 2014 #5
All of that extra mass will probably knock the planet out of orbit. Orrex Sep 2014 #7
If too many people are on madville Sep 2014 #21
Dick Cheney will save us. Orsino Sep 2014 #9
Actually I think we are very close to peak population Bearware Sep 2014 #10
That's my take on it as well. I don't think we'll pass 8 billion GliderGuider Sep 2014 #11
Also, poisoning of aquifers and rivers leading to NCarolinawoman Sep 2014 #14
I think peak would be more like 100 billion Reter Sep 2014 #19
You don't get to make a claim that patently ridiculous without explaining HOW. Systematic Chaos Sep 2014 #20
but that'll mean twice the workers and an economy twice as good as in the 90s! :crazy: MisterP Sep 2014 #13
I've read that the planet can sustainably support about 1 billion CanonRay Sep 2014 #15
I'm not so sure of that, to be honest. AverageJoe90 Sep 2014 #16
But the point is they've been looking at the African birth rates, and the expected decline muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #18
Goddammit, Duggers! Invest in some condoms, will ya? Aristus Sep 2014 #17
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