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Topic	Scenario: You can press a button that makes everyone immortal.
ThePrinceFish 09/06/18 4:21:55 PM #14:	Cartwheel_Kick posted... DarkProto05 posted... Cartwheel_Kick posted... ForestLogic posted... TBQH the only drawback I see is for people whom really want to conceive of their own children. I personally would push it in a heartbeat. Overpopulation is to a point where we NEED people to stop making babies. This would force a fix. So yes. Slammin dat buttin Not true for first world populations. Third world populations are in a crisis. And? Stopping or putting a brake on babymaking would only be beneficial to society, whichever the country. More resources for less people instead of less resources divided among more and more people, who are losing jobs to machines more and more. Surely there could be no demographic issues with first world countries dropping below replacement rate reproduction Oh wait we already have that in Japan and are moving closer and closer in the West. --- Dielman on Rivers: "I've tried to get him to say s--- or f--- and all he'll ever do is say, 'Golly gee, I can't do that." <cite>ThePrinceFish posted [p:908239091] in Scenario: ... [t:76974129]...</cite> <quote><cite>Cartwheel_Kick posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkProto05 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Cartwheel_Kick posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ForestLogic posted...</cite> <quote>TBQH the only drawback I see is for people whom really want to conceive of their own children. I personally would push it in a heartbeat.</quote> Overpopulation is to a point where we NEED people to stop making babies. This would force a fix. So yes. Slammin dat buttin</quote> Not true for first world populations. Third world populations are in a crisis.</quote> And? Stopping or putting a brake on babymaking would only be beneficial to society, whichever the country. More resources for less people instead of less resources divided among more and more people, who are losing jobs to machines more and more.</quote> Surely there could be no demographic issues with first world countries dropping below replacement rate reproduction Oh wait we already have that in Japan and are moving closer and closer in the West. --- Dielman on Rivers: "I've tried to get him to say s--- or f--- and all he'll ever do is say, 'Golly gee, I can't do that."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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