How pleasant the world would become if a few generations were limited to one kid per couple. That might sort out the simplicity, too. A steadily declining consumer base would have interesting effects.
They are destroying the natural habitat of animal and plant diversity. The lack if diversity could kill us all if new diseases kill food sources that have little variety.
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What if indeed.
I just read an article that makes a good point for a bloody revolution to happen here in SA – what if that should happen?
Heaven knows
If they don’t stop breeding we are going to run out of air and water…
Indeed we all need to stop procreating way beyond replacement levels
How pleasant the world would become if a few generations were limited to one kid per couple. That might sort out the simplicity, too. A steadily declining consumer base would have interesting effects.
It would be very interesting indeed. i suspect it is either that or some dreadful times ahead
What if… I think the world would become a better place.
I think so too
If there is an answer? It begins with ‘ o n e ‘. I know am part of the problems as much as am part of the solution.
It does begin with each of us. As I didn’t produce any children I believe I am a small part of some of the solution. Now to simplify that lifestyle.
I wonder that often…
A lot fewer humans would indeed improve the world
What if humans worked to produce enough food and water to go around all people.
John
They are destroying the natural habitat of animal and plant diversity. The lack if diversity could kill us all if new diseases kill food sources that have little variety.
Went into Wednesday’s post comments by mistake, Sidey.
What if your “what if” weren’t a fantasy? 🙂
I wonder?
Me too