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A user asks if worldpopulationreview.com is a reliable source for data on depression and suicide rates by country. Other users reply with mixed opinions and some doubts about the site's accuracy and sources.
Overall, we rate World Population Review Least Biased based on providing data with minimal bias. We also rate them High for factual reporting due to the use of credible sources for population and demographics data. (D. Van Zandt 11/5/2019) However, I wouldn't call them a "think tank" like ToI did.
An estimate from the World Population Review saying that Bellingham’s population has grown to a six-digit number for the first time since its founding in 1902 made its way around Bellingham’s Reddit page early Monday. It was even reported on by a local media outlet.
The prevailing conspiracy theory is that “globalists” want to reduce the population and are pulling all the levers to do so. Encourage/persuade people to live in urban areas Manipulate population through scare tactics (find something to fear, Covid, climate, each other, etc) manipulate economics take away ownership of real-estate
The World Bank Group is an United Nation agency (hence it’s reliable) and it provides open data about several indicators, such as population growth, GDP, education, etc. , all available for each country. Check it out: https://data.worldbank.org
Its a world where stupid people reproduce more often than the intelligent ones, leading to "a dumbing down" of the population. Intellectual curiosity and social responsibility are mocked, society is consumed by cheap entertainment and commercialism, and the government makes its decisions in the best interests of big corporations.
Users share their opinions and criticisms of Peter Zeihan, an author who makes bold predictions about the future of global politics based on demographics and geography. Some criticize his bias, oversimplification, and lack of nuance, while others defend his generalist approach and data-driven analysis.
Keep in mind that not all population declines are bad and not all increases are good. For example, in fisheries, populations are ideally kept around 30-50% of their original abundance, because this leads to the highest productivity (i.e. it means that your catches will be the highest over the long term). On the other hand, invasive species have ...
This is especially the case for England. Very densely populated country with security cameras everywhere, well resourced police force, and a generally nosey population haha. It's gotta be one of the hardest countries in the world transport and hide a body!
ss: Official world population growth forecasts are being revised downward rapidly. significant population declines have been reported in China, Japan, and many other countries. Population statistics can be census data or vital statistics. Census is regarded as more accurate, but census numbers can be politicized.