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Exponential human population growth graph tho

>>57569782
thought that was (significantly) longer ago, turns out 3Bmark was 1960.

i have semi-insider information that an agricultural industry in my country is about to take a BIG hit due to an outside influence that will affect negatively affect quality, production levels and customer satisfaction by a decent margin and may put many providers out of business as a result. how, specifically, could i profit off of this before the normalgroids find do? the news has technically broke so i may be too late but its not in the mainstream yet, which i predict it will soon after someone latches onto it as "the next big doomsday event" and evidence of government failure or whatever.

>>55563608
Zoom out

>>55296820

it can not possibly maintain this growth

>>53404770
>We're in a bubble, aren't we?

>>50953216
Not gonna lie I have to hand it to the elites. They are good at creating problems, but they are also good at solving them. It was high time to cull the herd, useless eaters have to go. This planet can sustain at most 1-2 billion people without damaging the ecosystem.

How do I long humans?