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To: null and void; djf

“Going back to an 1800’s technology also means going back to an 1800’s population.”

Actually, it would have to rise back UP to an 1800s population.

The massive dislocation die-off might take us well below sustainable 1800s pop. levels.


351 posted on 08/09/2012 4:13:45 PM PDT by Travis McGee (www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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To: Travis McGee
The massive dislocation die-off might take us well below sustainable 1800s pop. levels.


Scary thought.

But, a possible outcome.

359 posted on 08/09/2012 4:44:18 PM PDT by OwenKellogg
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To: Travis McGee
The massive dislocation die-off might take us well below sustainable 1800s pop. levels.

I imagine there would be quite a few outsiders waiting in the wings for the opportunity to waltz in and plant their flag.

362 posted on 08/09/2012 5:04:26 PM PDT by Sarajevo (Don't think for a minute that this excuse for a President has America's best interest in mind.)
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To: Travis McGee

“Actually, it would have to rise back UP to an 1800s population.

The massive dislocation die-off might take us well below sustainable 1800s pop. levels.

Since the artificial push to get everyone into the cities, that’s an interesting thought that hasn’t come up in a while. Taxation and voting manipulations have pushed people to get into cities while the rural areas have seen population decreases, not to mention technology means less people needed for farming and ranching while more people were needed in offices and factories.


430 posted on 08/11/2012 7:40:22 AM PDT by CodeToad (History says our end is near.)
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