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Are you? That's a strange response. Your question is a non sequitur.
by GareyBaldo 5y ago
Are you? That's a strange response.
Your question is a non sequitur.
- ishjoh 5y agoI'm strongly against governments controlling population growth. OP I was responding to stated: "Microbes don’t coordinate their growth, and therefore fall into boom-bust cycles that dominate and exhaust their local environment. Humans can reason about these issues, but we see insufficient ability to collectively coordinate in response to them." Government is how we collectively coordinate. Microbes exhaust their local environment by reproduction, hence the question.