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GregBahm on 23.07.2026 7:29 p.m. Population Growth *Rate* peaked but Population *Growth* did not. There are still going to be a lot more people tomorrow than there were yesterday.
233C on 23.07.2026 7:30 p.m. I’m willing to bet we’re gonna have decreasing global population well before 2100.
perrydolia on 23.07.2026 8:23 p.m. this is like saying you lost 2 pounds last week, so you will weigh zero pounds in a year.
krectus on 23.07.2026 9:07 p.m. Over 2% a year was an absurd growth rate that thankfully didn’t last.
LateralEntry on 23.07.2026 9:42 p.m. The population has almost tripled since 1963 – how is it possible it was below 2% that whole time?
mexicanred1 on 23.07.2026 10:58 p.m. I’d say right about 1990 is where they kicked into high gear the marketing that said: „there’s too many people & the world is going to end“
Ambitious-Concern-42 on 23.07.2026 11:59 p.m. I’m having difficulty proving this point to some people. Thanks for posting this.
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Population Growth *Rate* peaked but Population *Growth* did not. There are still going to be a lot more people tomorrow than there were yesterday.
I’m willing to bet we’re gonna have decreasing global population well before 2100.
Fertilizer up before contraception.
The end of the graph look like it’s heading straight down
this is like saying you lost 2 pounds last week, so you will weigh zero pounds in a year.
so everything just scales down? what’s the big deal?
Over 2% a year was an absurd growth rate that thankfully didn’t last.
Late 50s decline due to the great leap forward?
The population has almost tripled since 1963 – how is it possible it was below 2% that whole time?
I’d say right about 1990 is where they kicked into high gear the marketing that said: „there’s too many people & the world is going to end“
I’m having difficulty proving this point to some people. Thanks for posting this.