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Topic	What if there were no more births at all for one year?
philsov 02/20/20 4:26:42 PM #6:	Bass_X0 posted... and animals. Ecosystems fall into utter disarray. Like, the honeybee has a lifespan of less than a year. They'd be extinct completely unless we deep freeze a bunch of them when we see they stop mating. Same with some species of ant, mice, grasshopper, shrimp, etcetc. Even if their lifespan eeks towards ~2 years then that species is still SOL because they're not always 100% fertile due to age. Human food production is vastly impacted. Like, does new fruit still happen? Infertile eggs? ~~People probably fuck a lot more at least. At first.~~ --- Remember that I won't rest, 'til we share the same tense Just know, to me, you're better late than never again. <cite>philsov posted [p:934651325] in What if th... [t:78420505]...</cite> <quote>Bass_X0 posted...</cite> <quote> and animals. </quote> Ecosystems fall into utter disarray. Like, the honeybee has a lifespan of less than a year. They'd be extinct completely unless we deep freeze a bunch of them when we see they stop mating. Same with some species of ant, mice, grasshopper, shrimp, etcetc. Even if their lifespan eeks towards ~2 years then that species is still SOL because they're not always 100% fertile due to age. Human food production is vastly impacted. Like, does new fruit still happen? Infertile eggs? People probably fuck a lot more at least. At first. --- Remember that I won't rest, 'til we share the same tense Just know, to me, you're better late than never again.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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