Position:Home>Philosophy> Can most or all of the world's problems be blamed on overpopulation?

Question:Not at all. If the rich people in the world lived sensibly and conscientiously, there would be no problem. The poor and heavily populated parts of the world don't use up anything like the same resources per head than we do in the north.

The problems in the world are caused by greed, selfishness and distrust. All of these can be conquered, but people are afraid or ashamed, and don't want to face up to what they have to do to overcome these problems. That applies to me as much as anyone else, but i'm working on it.

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Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Not at all. If the rich people in the world lived sensibly and conscientiously, there would be no problem. The poor and heavily populated parts of the world don't use up anything like the same resources per head than we do in the north.

The problems in the world are caused by greed, selfishness and distrust. All of these can be conquered, but people are afraid or ashamed, and don't want to face up to what they have to do to overcome these problems. That applies to me as much as anyone else, but i'm working on it.

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