Sensitive how do you propose the solution to overpopulation? (1 Viewer)

[litc]

I feel like my brain just expanded in size so much by reading this. I actually didn’t know most of these things at all.

this is fascinating and an amazing response! thank you so much <3

Thanksim glad you think so. Thanks for reading it all

and @YouChanDoThis what did you not know before?

sometimes I talk too much

 

[Yelena_Belova]

Thanksim glad you think so. Thanks for reading it all

and @YouChanDoThis what did you not know before?

sometimes I talk too much

I didn’t know that China was a third world country. I always mistook it for a first world one.

 

[litc]

I didn’t know that China was a third world country. I always mistook it for a first world one.

Ah yeah, it’s because the economic disparity is so insane, their per capita wealth is on par with or poorer than many third world countries despite them being very technologically advanced and many rich and educated people living or coming from there

it’s the same case for india but in the opposite way almost, people don’t really realize that a lot of India is extremely advanced, and well educated and it is only considered a third world country bc of the economic disparity, and most Indians anyone from other countries (unless you go to India and visit the slums and like) would meet would be educated and living in decent conditions

 

[litc]

@YouChanDoThis i found a good explanation that might help you understand why these two countries are third world

“A common factor is the lack of a middle class — “third world” income distribution is made up of impoverished millions and a very small elite upper class controlling the country’s wealth and resources. Because their economies are lacking, these countries generally cannot support their high levels of population growth. The nations of the “Third World” often have unstable governments and are pervaded by illiteracy and disease.”

Source: The Borgen Project, which is trying to make ending poverty a focus of US foreign policy

 

[Yelena_Belova]

@YouChanDoThis i found a good explanation that might help you understand why these two countries are third world

“A common factor is the lack of a middle class — “third world” income distribution is made up of impoverished millions and a very small elite upper class controlling the country’s wealth and resources. Because their economies are lacking, these countries generally cannot support their high levels of population growth. The nations of the “Third World” often have unstable governments and are pervaded by illiteracy and disease.”

Source: The Borgen Project, which is trying to make ending poverty a focus of US foreign policy

Okay, that makes so much sense. Thanks for explaining it.

 

[litc]

Okay, that makes so much sense. Thanks for explaining it.

No problem! Honestly most Asian countries are considered 3rd world I hope other Asian countries can do something like Bhutan so the nation as a whole, and not just those who are already wealthy and educated can grow with healthcare, sustainability, economy, education, and without much outside influence and keeping their culture

 

[Selfmate]

EDUCATION!!!
especially for women and females
and especially as it relates to birth control and contraception

the plan isn't to kill people already in existence but rather limit the newer populations being born
and studies have found that the more education a woman has the less children they tend to have