The 2009 World Population Datasheet - published by the Population Reference Bureau - gives a number of important statistics on population trends, including the following:
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and good luck feeding and keeping employed all of those new people !!!
ReplyDeleteso yeah just keep f***ing our stupid brains out and keep dropping newbies you dumma** breeders !!!!
thanks for the link! the charts were interesting, but the spread sheets lost me..regrettably. i wanna 'conpriratize' this as a reflection of the baby boom thats been recognized in our country. but with 2 dollars a day, you have to pass the time somehow. also, the south has a raw deal here. theres a glut of mileage after the gulf coast thats just commuter scenery, apparently.
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