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- Scott Siskind Explains MAGA
- Who Were the Carthaginians?
- Links 25 April 2025
- Wealth and Gender Differences
- The Musk Family's Hereditary Madness
- Falling Populations
- Meanwhile in MAGAland
- Meanwhile, at the Pro-Natalist Conference
- Ross Douthat on the new Age of Extinction
- Maenads
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- Health Care in America
- The RFK Regime is Censoring Researchers Who Agree ...
- Celtic Sword
- Harvard Defies Trump
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- The Ongoing Mystery of ADHD and its Treatment
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- Why is Modernism Still Cool?
- Rand Paul Takes on the Tyrant
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- The Decline of the Book, and What Might Replace it.
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
1 comment:
That map must be carefully analysed. First, from a 2024 (one year) fall no tendency can be drawn. Second, countries are in very different situation; the causes of fall in Russia are surely quite different from the causes in the UK (*), as also the causes of fall in Portugal. These are influenced for the rate emmigration / immigration, meaning people just go elsewhere, while in Russia (**) it may have to do with low expectancies in the future, and maybe - just maybe - decreasing resources. The problem of world population can only be approached in a global perspective for an extended period of time.
(*) The whole UK is red, but I know Scotland is growing in population!
(**) Russia big red size impresses, but the map is distorted by projection - it's not that big - and with such a deserted land area the big red is statistically meaningless.
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