What if we could limit the number of humans on the Planet? What if we could stop the over procreation of the African Continent? What if we could keep the number of people at a balance or limit families to one offspring per family? What if we don’t? What if we really do have 40 Billion people on the planet by 2025 and 60 Billion by 2050? Are those numbers really sustainable? Will Mother Nature step in an limit us due to water supplies, droughts, Earth Cycles or plagues? Will we end up limiting ourselves due wars, protectionism or failure to pony up to the escalating potential calamity of over population of the Human Race? Can we seize the day and prevent wars over water, pandemic Bird Flu and dwindling world water supplies? Are the predictions correct that six and a half million humans will be living with less than 4 gallons of fresh water per day? Are we genetically conditioned to deal with this? Can we build the dams, desalination plants and water reservoirs fast enough to stave off the world water crisis of epic proportions? Who is paying for all this? Can the wealthy nations afford to build these infrastructures for free? If so is the World Bank capable of managing it all and if so how will these monies be paid back? And water is only one problem what about food? Where will be grow the food to feed 60 Billion humans? Here on Earth and who said the humans will not keep reproducing at 60 Billion, what about the 120 Billion human population predictions of 2095? Think on this.

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