the solution is:
- birth control
- rewarding fewer or no children
- penalizing families with more than two children
- offering incentives to the elderly to "retire" early
the solution is:
- birth control
- rewarding fewer or no children
- penalizing families with more than two children
- offering incentives to the elderly to "retire" early
1. expenses grow to exceed expenses
2. populations grow to exceed ecosystems
3. human societies concentrate power in fewer hands
4. global warming is a result of excess population
5. war is a result of excess population
6. civilization collapse is a result of excess population
7. pollution is a result of excess population
so why is there is excess population?
so that after the coming collapse there will be enough individuals to
carry on the species
Subject: | I've shared a map with you: house paul and trout lake |
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Date: | Sat, 15 Nov 2008 01:05:55 -0800 |
From: | joshuascottpaul@gmail.com |
To: | joshua@neocodesoftware.com |
I've shared a map with you called house paul and trout lake: You can view and edit this map at http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=112331474791804750058.00045bb624c282f0e8d05
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Why give one and only one book this holiday between families?
1. good the environment
2. good for the economy
3. good for learning
4. good for the future
5. good for sharing reading as a family
6. good for cooperative reading
7. good for reading alone
8. good for travelling
Entry in the Encyclopaedia Pan Galactica for "the one good book giving
tradition"
and so as christmas season comes closer
let us examine the tradition known as the one good book giving festival
this year, families all around the world are participating in the
ancient one good book giving tradition.
the one good book giving tradition is characterized by families giving
each a book wrapped in "wrapping paper" as a physical object to
symbolize non physical relationships - such as emotional bonds.
this ancient tradition dates thousands of years back, to the year 2008,
in the first 250,000 years of our species.
not much information is available about life at this time, except that
is the year many ancient societies abandoned the old tradition of
consuming vast amounts of resources to symbolize emotional in the
production and destruction of consumer goods.
finally societies found a more environmentally sustainable practice in
the tradition of families giving one good book to each other as a better
way to symbolize emotional ties.