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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TimF who wrote (6502)	2/25/2001 9:18:55 PM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 82486

The entire population of the earth could fit in Texas with the population density of a suburban area. Well, at least you chose Texas rather than Colorado like Joe did. I'd hate to have my allocated space be above the tree line. At least Texas is flat. Would you really want to live in Texas with the rest of the world's population? Karen

To: TimF who wrote (6502)	2/25/2001 9:34:07 PM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 82486

"The entire population of the earth could fit in Texas with the population density of a suburban area. The limitation is not space. You have a very protected , statistical, and generalizing view of the true issues that are involved going forward , in the world tw. Where do you get this data from reader's digest ? Popular Science? You're examples almost border on the immature... " It is food and energy. The amount of both that can be produced is increaseing faster then the growth of the world's population. " Just what do you think has been happening in California TW , given the current energy situation and the fifth largest economy in the world ? You think the economy is bouncing back real soon ? Buy more stock then. You may have noticed unemployment rising just a bit ? You have alot of "Faith " in these completely empty and useless statistics which are totally meaningless in relationship to the real scheme of things , imo. The photo is by ---->NASA, BTW , it tells the whole story at a glance . " Barring unforseen disasters (like a major conventional world war, a nuclear war, an astroid hitting earth ... yes any one of those would rate as a bad hair~day in my book . <VBG>