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II. Life
2.3 Reproduction
Article 42 - Population Control
Population Control is a term that defines the artificial and therefore “unnatural” manipulation of the growth rate of any species.
In relation to the Homo Sapien species, a society may at various times seek Population Control in the form of Population Growth or Population Reduction:
(i) Population Growth or Increased Birth Rate is when a society may seek to influence the population to encourage more couples to have children. This is evident in western and industrialized societies where sustained low birth rates have created a terminal imbalance in ages within the society; and
(ii) Population Reduction is where a society may seek to reduce total population numbers over time such as certain policies in China and India.
The most significant factor in reducing birth rates is quality education, the complete opposite to religions and cults.
The explosion of the Homo Sapien population to unsustainable levels throughout the world is not a product of improved living standards outstripping society structures but sustained centuries of poor population planning directly due to the influence and madness of religions and cult.
The most significant and horrific examples of rapid population reductions are famine, war and then disease:
(i) Historically, famine by far is the greatest mass killer of populations over the millennia, usually caused by corrupt and inept governments; and
(ii) War is less effective at reducing populations than famine but is a core source of societal dislocation and breakdown to allow famine to occur. The most common example within war is genocide; and
(iii) Disease is a significant killer and reducer of population, but only after war and famine.
Arguments that the population of Homo Sapiens on planet Earth is presently out of control, is absurd and false and an excuse for not holding incompetency and corruption to account.
