/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11127751
>Family planning and education have not reduced the population in any developed country.
They have reduced the birth rate.
>Why should we expect them to do the same in others where the culture is to have 7-10 kids per family?
It clearly has worked so far.

>It's an "schizo overpopulation myth" thread again

>>10645920
Yep this is why the drop in global fertility rates are linked to internet access.

Remember in the early 2000s with movies like ideocracy we thought only rich and intelligent people stopped fucking? Turns out that was because only rich and intelligent people had computers and internet access.

Now that even the poorest third world farmer has a smartphone and 4G the global fertility rate is dropping like a stock market crash.

>>10414754
Fertility is dropping like a rock globally. The only thing that will be scarce in the future is humans.

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