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Short answer, yes, that's not just his projection for the worldwide population. But! The inflection point (turn downward) is something like a generation, at lea
by Nomentatus 4y ago
Short answer, yes, that's not just his projection for the worldwide population. But! The inflection point (turn downward) is something like a generation, at least, into the future; it's not unreasonable to guess that massive confounding factors might intervene, meanwhile.
- allears 4y agoIn other words, that might be a problem in the long run, but in the short run we've got much more pressing problems -- such as climate change, which Musk hasn't addressed. Maybe because his rockets contribute to that, and have the potential (if and when Starship becomes operational) to make a major contribution.