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I understand that perspective, but the #1 threat to our habitat is more inhabitants. It's hard to celebrate investing in a longshot technology that will ultimat
by asciimo 9y ago
I understand that perspective, but the #1 threat to our habitat is more inhabitants. It's hard to celebrate investing in a longshot technology that will ultimately exacerbate our problems. An individual's desires have to take a backseat sometimes.
- nsxwolf 9y agoNo they don't.
- qb45 9y agoI think only Eastern Asia really has this problem at the moment while some areas have the opposite.
- hhw 9y agoDid you mean South Asia? China has gotten to the point where they are able to lift the one child per family policy, after seeing that it made very little difference when they previously relaxed the policy in cases where both parents were only children. Meanwhile, Japan has to resort to advertising and public service announcements to encourage young people to date due to their low birth rates and declining population.
- michaelchisari 9y agoA wider choice in family planning has never shown to result in overpopulation. Overpopulation is almost always a result of the opposite.