Hello Allan

You've picked an aspect of the problem from which most steer away.

And handled it very well in my opinion.

I believe that one of the many problems compounding our judgements about, well, everything is that we don't have a a rigorously established adaptive profile for our species, or more simply, what's 'normal' for us.

As I agree with you that our 'normal' numbers are only a fraction of what they are now (& likely soon to be) this particular agreement between us only inspired me to respect your essay even more.

Thank you.

As I have figured out what I consider to be 'our own human norm' as drawn from evolutionary first principles together with the raw data all around us (which species' specific adapted profile includes our 'normal' means of population control - which 'control' has a lot to do with women's position in society, surprise! surprise !) I would value you reading & rating my essay which stands second in the 'submissions date' time line.

Cheers,

Margriet Anne O'Regan

    Alan, it is great to see a focus on one of the large invisible elephants sharing our living room. It goes unmentioned so often. The issue is also addressed in my essay by suggesting we shift to socioeconomic system that benefits both individuals and their community when birth rates are limited.

    Population reduction is an essential issue. I've given a high score on my assessment.

    Don Chisholm

    9 years later

    For several months, unnamed American and Russian naval commanders stationed several nuclear-powered submarines under the Antarctic and Arctic ice shelves. The submarines may still be regularly patrolling those areas. Surprise! It is melting the ice caps. Big Military lacks morality.

    2 months later

    I've determined what I consider to be "our own human norm" based on evolutionary first principles and the raw data present all around us (which species' specific adapted profile includes our "normal" means of population control -- which, surprise, surprise!, has a lot to do with women's position in society!) I would appreciate it if you will read and rate my article, which is listed second in the timeline under "submissions date.

    I have determined what I consider to be "our own human norm" based on evolutionary first principles and the raw data present all around us (which species' specific adapted profile includes our "normal" means of population control -- which, surprise, surprise!, has a lot to do with women's position in society!) My article, which is second in the timeline under "submissions date," would appreciate your reading it and giving it a rating.

      5 days later
      a month later

      A few nuclear-powered submarines were stationed under the Antarctic and Cold ice racks for a considerable amount of time by unnamed American and Russian naval officials. The submarines may already be regularly scanning certain areas. Shock! The ice covers are melting due to this. A large military needs moral character.

      My essay is not yet finished. I am sure it will be even less welcome than yours because I was born in Berlin in 1942, faced the bankrupt of various ideologies, and am now in position to address what I consider fallacies. What religion, what state do you expect preaching to have less than two children?

      How many monstrous monsters dwell below the depths? What happens after a man dies? Of course, he's intended to be devoured by maggots and recycled.
      Natural everlasting continuance was insufficient for man. Instead, man has resorted to chemically polluting all of the waterways, all of the land, and all of the air.

      3 months later

      A couple of atomic fueled submarines were positioned under the Antarctic and Cold ice racks for a lot of time by anonymous American and Russian maritime authorities. The submarines may as of now be routinely filtering specific regions. Shock! The ice covers are dissolving because of this. A huge military necessities moral person.

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