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What’s the surface area of our planet divided by the population? I think it’s about 1 square km per person. Naturally much of that space is not inhabitable[0],
by curiousObject 3y ago
What’s the surface area of our planet divided by the population? I think it’s about 1 square km per person. Naturally much of that space is not inhabitable[0], and naturally people want to live near to other people.
But that’s a problem with tiny houses: sometimes they’re appropriate but in many intelligent scenarios they are foolish
Edit- I meant that tiny houses may be foolish because there’s better ways to live
[0] probably I’m wrong, correct information is welcome
- ftxbro 3y ago> What’s the surface area of our planet divided by the population? I think it’s about 1 square km per person. some don't want to live in the middle of the ocean
- curiousObject 3y agoTrue! Thank you Though seasteaders may argue. But what is the habitable land area available for our current population? Any ideas? [I don’t know]
- ftxbro 3y agoyes if some want to live on mars or on the moon then some probably also would like to live literally anywhere on the surface of the earth. but probably more would like to live in a tiny house than in rough places like middle of ocean or sahara desert
- curiousObject 3y agoI don’t doubt it. But the question was: how much space do we have? And how much of that is space that we want? I’m not disagreeing. I simply don’t know