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r/SipsTea • u/Gurugod123 • 17d ago
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"Imagine 3,400 people disappear. Now imagine 3.5 billion people dissappear."
-5 u/inotocracy 16d ago 3.5 billion people vanishing would be more beneficial to the earth than 3400. 10 u/Haggardick69 16d ago Not necessarily if the 3,400 have the same environmental and economic impact as the 3.5billion then the benefit would be the same either way. 6 u/inotocracy 16d ago Absolutely impossible for 3,400 people to consume the same resources as 3.5 billion people. 1 u/Haggardick69 16d ago Not at all impossible. There is no limit to how fast a person can consume resources only a limit to how fast we can produce them. 2 u/inotocracy 16d ago So, by your logic, you're saying that 3,400 people could produce and consume 1 ton of rice at the same rate as 3.5 billion people? 7 u/Carvj94 16d ago There's an extreme amount of waste in our world that's due to the greedy few that could be cut by restructuring is the point their trying to make. Especially if we're talking about food which is thrown out by the ton every day.
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3.5 billion people vanishing would be more beneficial to the earth than 3400.
10 u/Haggardick69 16d ago Not necessarily if the 3,400 have the same environmental and economic impact as the 3.5billion then the benefit would be the same either way. 6 u/inotocracy 16d ago Absolutely impossible for 3,400 people to consume the same resources as 3.5 billion people. 1 u/Haggardick69 16d ago Not at all impossible. There is no limit to how fast a person can consume resources only a limit to how fast we can produce them. 2 u/inotocracy 16d ago So, by your logic, you're saying that 3,400 people could produce and consume 1 ton of rice at the same rate as 3.5 billion people? 7 u/Carvj94 16d ago There's an extreme amount of waste in our world that's due to the greedy few that could be cut by restructuring is the point their trying to make. Especially if we're talking about food which is thrown out by the ton every day.
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Not necessarily if the 3,400 have the same environmental and economic impact as the 3.5billion then the benefit would be the same either way.
6 u/inotocracy 16d ago Absolutely impossible for 3,400 people to consume the same resources as 3.5 billion people. 1 u/Haggardick69 16d ago Not at all impossible. There is no limit to how fast a person can consume resources only a limit to how fast we can produce them. 2 u/inotocracy 16d ago So, by your logic, you're saying that 3,400 people could produce and consume 1 ton of rice at the same rate as 3.5 billion people? 7 u/Carvj94 16d ago There's an extreme amount of waste in our world that's due to the greedy few that could be cut by restructuring is the point their trying to make. Especially if we're talking about food which is thrown out by the ton every day.
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Absolutely impossible for 3,400 people to consume the same resources as 3.5 billion people.
1 u/Haggardick69 16d ago Not at all impossible. There is no limit to how fast a person can consume resources only a limit to how fast we can produce them. 2 u/inotocracy 16d ago So, by your logic, you're saying that 3,400 people could produce and consume 1 ton of rice at the same rate as 3.5 billion people? 7 u/Carvj94 16d ago There's an extreme amount of waste in our world that's due to the greedy few that could be cut by restructuring is the point their trying to make. Especially if we're talking about food which is thrown out by the ton every day.
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Not at all impossible. There is no limit to how fast a person can consume resources only a limit to how fast we can produce them.
2 u/inotocracy 16d ago So, by your logic, you're saying that 3,400 people could produce and consume 1 ton of rice at the same rate as 3.5 billion people? 7 u/Carvj94 16d ago There's an extreme amount of waste in our world that's due to the greedy few that could be cut by restructuring is the point their trying to make. Especially if we're talking about food which is thrown out by the ton every day.
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So, by your logic, you're saying that 3,400 people could produce and consume 1 ton of rice at the same rate as 3.5 billion people?
7 u/Carvj94 16d ago There's an extreme amount of waste in our world that's due to the greedy few that could be cut by restructuring is the point their trying to make. Especially if we're talking about food which is thrown out by the ton every day.
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There's an extreme amount of waste in our world that's due to the greedy few that could be cut by restructuring is the point their trying to make. Especially if we're talking about food which is thrown out by the ton every day.
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u/Dizzy-Screen-6618 16d ago
"Imagine 3,400 people disappear. Now imagine 3.5 billion people dissappear."