Topic: Population (Read 850 times)

I heard a long time ago from my grandmother that love can be poison if it is too much. Now I fully believe this as my father used to give my younger brother everything whether he needed it or not. And now he has become so disobedient that he treats his father very badly if he cannot fulfill his huge demands which are impossible to fulfill. Now I often see my father crying.
However, if the country's population is high and they cannot be used in the necessary areas then it will become a poison for the country. So if they can be used in the required fields by increasing their skills then the overall development of the country seems to happen.

Particularly given that Japan and UK have already quite a density (338 / m2 and 279 /km2, not that far from India (431)).

If you look at the population distribution and countries, there are factor which are far more important, historically for how the population is concentrated. As stupid as it may seem nowadays, agricultural water and arable land are very important. You can perfectly have a poor country able to self-sustain lots of people if you have those two.

Yes it is an important solution by making the people of the country skilled by employing some part of them in productive work if they can be sent out of the country which is called export of public resources. Just as the government will play an effective role in making the country's population a public resource, if the people of the country cannot focus on educating themselves then the country will never develop. Therefore if the people of the country try to support themselves without relying on the government then the real development of the country will take place.

You are correct. Population should be turned into a public resource because it can increase the profit of the government of that country such as providing employment for the able-bodied people outside the country and providing employment for the talented people in the country according to their merit. As a citizen of a country with a high population, it is the responsibility of the people living in that country to continue working to make themselves and their families financially independent by their own merits and not depending only on the will of the government.
Every poor country may have a disproportionately large population so the government of that country should provide additional financial support to its people so that the population can be gradually converted into public resources.

^^^ There's plenty of room if government stops trying to ignore (or rape) the people, and starts to work properly for their housing. Remember, China built 20 big cities that are virtually uninhabited. If people moved into them, and opened up their current land for farming... there isn't a population problem in China. India could do the same. And even Bangladesh could do it.

I can't imagine what will happen in 50 years. Especially China and India, they will probably die of viruses there.

Anything extra in the world is harmful be it nectar. So we can get rid of it by applying a little awareness. As I have seen earlier my grandmother used to cook curry and when the amount of salt in the curry was high, she used to leave a few leaves of malabar spinach in the curry for some time. And after a while he would remove the leaves from the curry to reduce the saltiness a bit. Similarly when the population of a country increases if the people of the country can be converted into public resources then I believe that the problem of population growth can be solved.

The higher life quality is, less children people have, and consequently the population size decreases on long term. That is what we see in Europe and every other top tier countries where people don't struggle financially to survive. Once third world countries become more pleasant to live on, we are likely to see a decline on the population size as well, taking the examples from the developed nations into consideration.

It's problematic nowadays, though, that those who don't have any conditions to raise a child are the ones who have the most. Meanwhile, those who have better financial, moral and educational conditions choose to not have any. This formula is inevitably going to bring more chaos to the world, as more differences, scarcity and inequity are going to be generated between the people.

This scenario can be reverted if public politics are adopted to take education to people around the globe regards this matter.

Usually ant farms containers are built with little thickness on purpose, so children are more likely to see how ants work in the tunnels, just a little detail I wanted to point out, as I was myself interested in antfarms when I was a child.
In the case of humanity being God's ant farm, I like to think God creates us beyond being a source of amusement for him, in the same way an ant colony is a source of amusement for a child. We are supposed to have a purpose beyond that, being granted by him to us.

It is true there is plenty of land and places to be inhabited in this planet, but yet, we are seeking to build on the moon and on the red planet as soon as possible. It must be because something has changed.

If it is related to population, it is very difficult to equalize it and requires very persistent efforts to achieve all of this, because each person's character is different and it is very difficult depending on their habits, especially globally it is very difficult to achieve an even population.

More populations on the planet should be turned into public resources which should be taken separately for each country. The world will give you a compliment to establish yourself as a wealth. The world will give you a compliment to establish yourself as a wealth. Resources are developed by the people.

Mate, I don't think I quite understand you... Do you mean that the earth is God's humanity farm, an attempt to control the population is an attempt to uproot God's plant? If no, you can through more light so that I can understand you in clear terms.

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Op, the world is made up of many countries with different nationalities and believes. What works in China might not work in middle Africa. It is left for the government to chose what works best for them and implement for the goodness of her citizens.

Overpopulation of the planet is bad. I wonder how they will deal with this.

Overpopulation is when too many populations disrupt the balance of the environment. Everything will be maintained if the population balance is in control. Population can be brought under control without any population decline through lifestyle changes. Demographics can be applied to a specific nation or the entire world if countries think carefully.

Have you seen an ant farm? It's a glass fish tank filled with dirt, and it has a colony of ants in it. Sometimes they dig their tunnels along the glass, and you can watch them working away.

Earth is God's humanity farm, just to see what humans will do next. There is plenty of room in the world. What we are missing is wisdom among ourselves to use it properly.

It is almost impossible to control the population balance in the countries of the world due to ethnic differences economic factors caste differences productive population situation and many other reasons. Let us think about it all the population in each of our countries can never be productive or good. Why would other countries want to take those people? Therefore if population density is a problem in any country then that country has to adopt its own control measures.

You need to understand that no matter how population is regulated, countries will still be more populated than the other and moreover, it's not every country that is worried about their increasing population because there are countries that are less populated, so those countries will still need to gain more population instead of decreasing in population. However, I don't think overpopulation is bad for a country that have a good economic system because the only problem a country that is overpopulated can have is when they are having severe economic situations in the country otherwise, humans are meant to increase in numbers unlike other creatures of the world.

I learnt that China had a one child birth policy in September 25 1980 when their population rate was approaching 1 billion people but after the implementation of the policy the rate of Child birth declined until the program ended around 2016 so it was after then that couples were allowed to have up to two children but even after the announcement by the Chinese government, couples didn't get so quick in having a second child and it also caused a reduction in the population of China even till date because imagine having higher death rate than birth rate so even till date most couples still finds it difficult to bear two children in China but as for India i don't think they have any birth control policy being enacted by the government except at the discretion of couples decision so they are supposed to have more increase in Population than China. Although the population difference between India and China is very close as the both countries has about 1.4 billion people in their respective population.

Generally population growth depends on the size of the country, and some other important points should follow.  In this case, if the country is developing, then it is normal for the population to increase because people in that country are not very aware of the population. But in developed countries you will notice that their population rate is under control, and they are aware of population.  In particular, underdeveloped countries are most prone to population problems and face various shortages.

I think all events are now taking place in order to reduce the planet's population.

Overpopulation is not yet considered a problem in most First World countries. These countries generally have lower birth rates & better access to resources, healthcare & education which help to stabilise or even decrease their population growth. Some First World countries could face specific challenges related to population like aging populations & demographic imbalances which can have economic & social implications. Overpopulation is more commonly associated with developing countries where rapid population growth can strain resources & infrastructure.