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Thursday 18 March 2010

U.S. will maintain a youthful, dynamic demographic

What American Population Will Look Like in 2050

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Birth rate maintenance is required to continue to support national debts by lowering their per-capita value. It also makes it easier to fund Ponzi entitlements like Social Security. No word on whether we view runaway human population growth positively from a resource/environmental perspective.

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  4. hummelbutt reblogged this from milesunderwater and added:
    Yeah, I saw that. It was interesting. I did wonder though whether or not we’d all have to stand back to back or if we’d...
  5. milesunderwater reblogged this from hummelbutt and added:
    I entirely agree, I’m very glad to see some optimism on the topic. Did you see my post up the other day on the fact that...
  6. sowideasea reblogged this from azspot and added:
    riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight. i’m going to go with other rebloggers when they point out that a big population means less...
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  9. goaquatic reblogged this from azspot and added:
    Because over-population is super fun! :D (Also, population size does not equal power.)
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  12. adrivee reblogged this from azspot and added:
    Shit, I’m moving to Japan. さよなら！
  13. certifiedhottie reblogged this from azspot and added:
    There won’t be any economic or social benefits if the immigrants coming here remain illegal… Unless we make it easier...
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  15. iamnotablogger reblogged this from azspot and added:
    THE COUNTRY IS GONNA BE BROWN! OH, NO! It’s been a long time coming, baby.
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  17. grlizzybear reblogged this from azspot and added:
    Word to this. Also, the author of this article taught a class I took in January.

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