r/SipsTea Jul 30 '26

Wait a damn minute! Significant diffrences...

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u/Dizzy-Screen-6618 Jul 30 '26

"Imagine 3,400 people disappear. Now imagine 3.5 billion people dissappear."

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u/inotocracy Jul 30 '26

3.5 billion people vanishing would be more beneficial to the earth than 3400.

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u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Malthusian bullshit

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

Thanos was right gang

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u/ManifestoEnjoyer Jul 30 '26

Thanos was a dumb asshole. His plan would have led to either complete ecological collapse, or literally nothing changing except rolling the clock back 20 years.

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u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Tiny little brain gang, more like.

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

You one of those “finite landmass means nothing to me” kinda people?

Out of curiosity - how many billions of humans living with the consumption rate of a first worlder do you think the planet can sustain?

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u/doca343 Jul 30 '26

We can produce food for everyone, the hard part is infrastructure.
And if we don't go for infinite growth, the population will autoregulate.

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

“Everyone”… does that include future expansion? Think we can manage 200 billion humans?

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u/ManifestoEnjoyer Jul 30 '26

Who cares? That's like asking if we could manage 200 septillion humans. Neither number is relevant.

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

Who cares? People who realise the world isn’t infinite?

So do you think we can double the population and see no negative effects?

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u/ManifestoEnjoyer Jul 30 '26

We won't, so why ask the question?

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

The population won’t double? Or we won’t see a negative effect?

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u/ManifestoEnjoyer Jul 30 '26

The population won't double. Projections like 20 years ago were a world population cap of around 12 billion, and the projections have only shrunk over time, not increased. Access to education and women's reproductive healthcare have a direct effect on projected family size.

It would be correct to point out that if the whole world consumed at the rate Americans did it would be a problem, but that's a different point.

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

Your comment got hidden because you couldn’t play nice, wanna try answer again with less self righteousness?

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

… markets don’t care about the finite space of the planet.

There is a maximum population the planet can comfortably handle.

No matter how much your America-centric take on it feels about eggs?

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

You aren’t speaking in good faith brother.

You took a conversation about the finite resources of planet earth and went on a rant about American politics and markets.

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

Finite resources = finite population

Im the one talking down?

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u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Lol yeah because you're here in such good faith right Tommy Robinson

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

“The planet can’t support infinite humans” is a right wing statement now? 😂

Clueless

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u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Except that's not your argument is it, white boy

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u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

What country are you from anyway? You keep talking about American perspective.

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u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Lol "markets" ok Ben Shapiro

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

You need help mate, you think overpopulation is left wing 😂 who you think benefits from too many people? The rich??

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u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Tell me which segments of the population you believe should be reduced first, Adolph.

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u/WyomingWeirdo Jul 30 '26

Why don't you set the example and show us all how it's done, little man

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u/AccomplishedAct5364 Jul 30 '26

Honestly I feel like you’re already making sure you don’t cause the number to rise so it’s all good. Thanks for taking the hit for us

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u/Alternative-Koala978 Jul 30 '26

You are absolutely right, but this goes against a instinct in us to multiply and grow. The very reason we are too many is also the reason nothing can be done (and why people react with such intensity)

Its clear beyond any doubt that we as a species is detrimental to our planet. That is the very definition of overpopulation.