Uncountable billions of organisms die by disease so that earth is not over populated with one species, which unbalances our ecosystem. But then humans decided to get smart and invented medicine, our most effective way of combating death.
Our world's population's growth:
Year | Population |
1 | 200 million |
1000 | 275 million |
1500 | 450 million |
1650 | 500 million |
1750 | 700 million |
1804 | 1 billion |
1850 | 1.2 billion |
1900 | 1.6 billion |
1927 | 2 billion |
1950 | 2.55 billion |
1955 | 2.8 billion |
1960 | 3 billion |
1965 | 3.3 billion |
1970 | 3.7 billion |
1975 | 4 billion |
1980 | 4.5 billion |
1985 | 4.85 billion |
1990 | 5.3 billion |
1995 | 5.7 billion |
1999 | 6 billion |
2006 | 6.5 billion |
In the past century (about as long as we've had conventional medicine), our population has doubled every 50 years, something considered (in comparison to our past) exponentially ridiculous.
And now we've grown into a more advanced race. We've advanced to the point where we no longer need to pay with our lives in order for our continued existence. (Instead, we pay with the lives of everything else around us)
We've advanced to the point where if we dedicate the effort, we don't need to needlessly waste lives, and we can live in harmony with the world. If we choose.
We've advanced to the point where we, as a race, no longer need wars to progress.
Competition has always been a crutch for progression. But now that we can walk without it, we stupidly choose to stick with old habits.
We dedicate an unproportionate amount of money into war efforts, while in comparison next to none towards research on clean energy.
We don't need war over petty issues. We need to *insert expletive*-ing save our planet so we don't get wiped out. So that our kids have a habitable planet to live on.
Here's something interesting. Some scientists figured out that if all the insects died all at once, within some years, all life on Earth would end. If all humans were wiped out, *big surprise here* all life would flourish.
Screw the world, and screw humanity.
Maybe we deserve to be wiped out.
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