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Matter of fact, if we lived in the screen world, we would have a population crisis on our hands.
Now let me also emphasize that this world forecast, which is based on data from 180 countries, is population weighted.
But we may end up again with a tiny elite reaping all the benefits, taking all the fruits, and the masses of the population finding themselves worse than they were before, certainly much worse than this tiny elite.
For comparison's sake, the United Kingdom, which is a country with about one fifth the population of the United States, and about half the size of the state of California, has 54 hospice and respite centers.
I think there was a huge swath of the population that feels like Washington never listens to them, you know, a good part of the middle of America, not just the coasts, and he was somebody they felt was listening to their concerns.
The point was to better measure the population in order to better serve it.
Our societies have become really diverse, which makes it difficult for pollsters to get a really nice representative sample of the population for their polls.
And, of course, the human population has its own reciprocal obligations.
They consume more coca leaves than any human population, half a pound per man, per day.
There's slightly more women than men in the world, about 52 percent of the world's population is female.
The system at the local, state and federal levels completely failed to protect our most vulnerable, and an entire population was left to fend for itself.
The dehumanization of an entire population could not be more obvious.
Then I discovered that according to MarketWatch, over 60 percent of the American population has under 1,000 dollars in savings.
Ask yourselves this: How can 50 percent of the American population be financially illiterate in a nation driven by financial prosperity?
The population is inundated with a constant barrage of propaganda made up of historical facts and statistics manufactured in the Ministry of Truth.
It affects one to two percent of the population, more commonly men.
The lords and landowners responded by removing access to common pastures and turning the peasant population into beggars.
Whales return to the same feeding and breeding grounds annually, and each discrete population has a different song.
Food is not wasted by consumers in low-income countries which struggle to feed their population.
When we look at the food system as a whole and we implement all the production solutions like regenerative agriculture, and we adopt a plant-rich diet, and we reduce food waste, our research shows that we would produce enough food on current farmland to feed the world's growing population a healthy, nutrient-rich diet now until 2050 and beyond.
By providing men and women the right to choose when, how and if to raise a family through reproductive health clinics and education, access to contraception and freedom devoid of persecution can reduce the estimated global population by 2050.
That reduced population means reduced demand for electricity, food, travel, buildings and all other resources.
A plant-rich diet, reduced food waste results in a healthy global population with enough food and sustenance.
And they provide jobs and medicine and food including 20 percent of protein to feed the entire world population.
So essentially, we've got an entire population of tired but wired youth.
Every year, a population as big as 80 percent of Nairobi gets diagnosed with epilepsy across the globe.
Speaking of justice, there's another phenomenon going on in our culture that I find deeply troubling, and that is that America, right now, has the largest percentage of its population in prison of any country on Earth.
There was an outbreak that affected fully 75 percent of the population.
In Lebanon, one in four people is a refugee, a quarter of the whole population.
When Pope Francis went to Lampedusa, off the coast of Italy, in 2014, he accused all of us and the global population of what he called "the globalization of indifference."
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