MamangDudul
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It's like I don't really say those are not problems. I just think we could solve most of them if we really wanted to. It would take big changes and decisions for that and would, I have to say it again, probably scratch on the status quo of some people. Then again, yeah, the way we live now and how our system works I can still see why more population or overpopulation is or could be a problem.Those are good points. Other aspects of population are resource usage, pollution, and landscape change. The more people there are and the higher the standard of living the more we deforest, mine, smelt, burn, farm, dam rivers, dump waste, etc., none of which in excess are really good for Earth or our quality of life.
I just think if everything would be handled better, our way of life/living would change and if life would be more worth living for everyone, some problems might disappear automatically. Of course that's a big subject and yeah, at this point, a pretty utopian idea. Realistically it will all will get a lot worse before there is even a chance for something better.