> Because I read "the limits to growth", the IPCC report summary Except both the links you provided and your own comment admits those aren’t terribly accurate

> Because I read "the limits to growth", the IPCC report summary Except both the links you provided and your own comment admits those aren’t terribly accurate predictions and most of them are a ways out — with huge error bars. They also don’t attempt to address factors we know are going to happen, like increased technical prowess that come with a larger population. If you have an actual quantitative source and model with that prediction, then post it. But you haven’t. > I read "the limits to growth", the IPCC report summary, and various authors on the topic and that's what they say based on actual data. Then you should cite that — because you haven’t so far. > 1. I don't think the world is ending, just that current growth will stop one way or another, because it's not sustainable and limits are within sight “The world (as you know it) is ending!” I’d find you more credible if you owned what you were saying.