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More left Oregon than arrived last year, Census Bureau says, reversing decades of growth
(www.oregonlive.com)
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okay but humanity in general needs to build things that don't have to grow forever in order to work. That just leads to resource destruction and eventual collapse anyways.
Population can't grow forever, plan accordingly
I guess the argument for the current system is that poverty is bad, and growth is nessesary to alleviate poverty (under a capitalist system).
In the next thousand years, humanity needs to drop growth based capitalism if we don't want the oceans to boil. But for the short term, it would be nice to improve people's quality of life as fast as possible. And I think growth based capitalism, with a heavy dose of government intervention, is the way to do that.
I think due to the exponential quality of our growth, you have more like 100 years tops, not 1000
They've forecasted all this, global population is expected to peak around 2085 and then shrink slightly and flatten around 2100 at like 11B. Idk google it it's qll super well documented stuff.