Earth perspective

[Scoundrel1975 Profile]

Could we be overpopulated in terms of how much of the Earths natural resources we use to sustain the amount of us here on the planet now, rather than overpopulation in terms of people and land mass? just a thought.

what are you talking about ? on fking youtube there are A LOT OF different working types of FREE ENERGY MACHINES ...... with these you can do everything ,, FOR FREE. no resources needed... you can plant tomatoes next to your bed inside your house... DEATH TO THE NEW WORLD ORDER, PERIOD.

What do you mean what am i talking about we all know it exists what use is it on youtube other than to highlight its existance, we need the governments to start useing these free energy machines on a mass scale to cater for humanities energy needs but they won't for as long as they can make their money from oil and the like. Yes i grow fruit and veg, and your right Death To The NW0

[Aardvaaks Profile]

Good thread , relevant points made, it all appears confusing about a population explosion, when the Earth is covered in vast wildernesses, bit like the Global warming concept, when we have had so much snow in many countries of late.

It is the cities which are overpopulated and through necessity many folk have to live in them to survive or commute from suburbs. The population on the whole over the last 100+ years has moved from the country to live in an urban paradise full of interesting amusements, if you dont have transport you would be stuffed!
We all rely on supermarkets, petrol stations and a ready supply of other fuels for heating and cooking, with this reliance you wonder how we would survive without this conveniences.

[Shadowkhas Profile]

Ever wonder why the places that aren't populated are that way? Because they're not optimal for population growth. I live in Utah in the US, which has a whole ton of open space, but come on now...what are you going to farm in the desert?
Making the jump to saying it's "them" keeping us restricted is a bit much.

Overpopulation doesn't mean that we're using too much land, it references using too much resources. Think fresh water and land suitable for agriculture and habitation, which must be used without impacting the world so negatively that those resources go away.

Regarding free energy machines...if it's so great and true, why don't the people who make them start selling them en masse? It should only take a small demonstration to an investor, and boom, you've got money to start marketing and distributing.