I think you're both wrong. First, population is about to plateau regardless of fertility studies. Secondly, current quality of life trends do not prove or disp

I think you're both wrong. First, population is about to plateau regardless of fertility studies. Secondly, current quality of life trends do not prove or disprove APs point about sustainability. Thirdly, evidence we have too many humans is certainly not limited to these current trends and their direction. There is a wealth of evidence we have too many humans. Not too many for the planet to sustain. But far too many for the planet to sustain at our current and continued levels of consumption. This article covers I guess recent views and their criticisms on the topic http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-33133712 http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-33133712