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Well, don't forget that sex was only discovered in about 3000 BC. pangaia Dec 2018 #1
LOL! MineralMan Dec 2018 #2
And the Female orgasm in 1975 A HERETIC I AM Dec 2018 #13
HA HA !! pangaia Dec 2018 #18
Ah HA! So it's body heat that's warming up the planet!! Roland99 Dec 2018 #3
More like trying to maintain body heat, really. MineralMan Dec 2018 #4
Hah! PatSeg Dec 2018 #6
It's a recognized contributor, particularly locally Recursion Dec 2018 #9
We also contribute considerable carbon dioxide. MineralMan Dec 2018 #15
Note: The last Ice Age on this planet ended about 12,000 years ago. MineralMan Dec 2018 #5
Perhaps a nit, but the previous Ice Age ended several million years ago. sl8 Dec 2018 #19
some might say we are still in an ice age scarytomcat Dec 2018 #22
Scientists say we are in an ice age. n/t sl8 Dec 2018 #24
Over the same period, wild animal biomass has gone down by 95% The_jackalope Dec 2018 #7
Future Shock (Tofler) called it a J curve for such graphs. BSdetect Dec 2018 #8
Six billion miracles is enough. CrispyQ Dec 2018 #10
Excellent thread. K&R and bookmarked for the charts. yonder Dec 2018 #11
Population growth has gone from exponential to linear since 1980 The_jackalope Dec 2018 #12
Only in some places. Globally, it's still rising exponentially. MineralMan Dec 2018 #14
soon we will see a drop in population ... this when you know the end is coming if you don't already scarytomcat Dec 2018 #23
A more terrifying chart would include estimates of non-human species... Spider Jerusalem Dec 2018 #16
I try to keep my posts limited to a single subject. MineralMan Dec 2018 #17
One thing at a time. MineralMan Dec 2018 #21
exponential population growth + climactic dislocation / finite resources ? pecosbob Dec 2018 #20
We are getting close to a rebalancing either by nature or by manmade destruction. Its overdue. sunonmars Dec 2018 #25
Well, with the lack of research for future antibiotics the population should fall exponentially in a dhol82 Dec 2018 #26
I've heard it said Cartoonist Dec 2018 #27
It will eventually. Snackshack Dec 2018 #28
In my lifetime (70 years) world population has increased from 2.5 billion to 7.2 billion euphorb Dec 2018 #29
Yes. I'm 73. MineralMan Dec 2018 #30
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