Its interesting Brazil had a census done for 2022

[WizardofSoda]

In Brazil's last census in 2010 the population was 190 million. The projected Brazil's population for 2022 was at 215 million. The actual census results came in at 203 million. So Brazil increased by 13 million over the last 12 years, instead of the expected 25 million.

https://www.reuters.com/world/ameri...ion-growth-its-slowest-since-1872-2023-06-28/

 

[WizardofSoda]

Whenever an ethnic country comes in below expectations with population its a good thing.

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

Whenever an ethnic country comes in below expectations with population its a good thing.

Same thing happened with curryland apparently. Also, even in Africa. Population crash is going to happen sooner than predicted, and that’s good.

 

[Med Anime]

chine is already having a popluation crash, sooner or later we will be having this in 3rd world african countries even tho people don't really reproduce that much where i live.

 

[5ft4ropeconnoisseur]

Depopulation Complete

 

[WizardofSoda]

Brazil as an example if we got rid of 90%+ of the people, so from 203 million to 20 million, as Brazil was ~1900. Then most of the area of Brazil could be made into parklands, with most of those permanently off limits for people.

 

[WizardofSoda]

Say Brazil's fertility rate was 1.575 aka 3/4 of the replacement rate of 2.10. How long would it take for Brazil to go from 203 million to 20 million people. It would take about 250 years for that. After 100 years it would already be down to about 114 million.

 

[WizardofSoda]

Once the world gets depopulated down to say 1-2 billion. Most of the world can be made into parklands. Then that will constrain future growth as the parklands will be off limits for development.

Eg.. Brazil is an insane 8.515 million sq/km. 8 million sq/km of that could be made into parklands. With the remaining 515,000 sq/km the new 'country' for the remaining 20 million people. That would give them a France size country. And France has 65 million people who live a 1st world lifestyle.

And I just used those numbers for rounding. It might be you could have 1 million sq/km for people, and the other 7.5 million sq/km as the off limits parklands.

 

[CHOoseWisely123]

Once the world gets depopulated down to say 1-2 billion. Most of the world can be made into parklands. Then that will constrain future growth as the parklands will be off limits for development.

Eg.. Brazil is an insane 8.515 million sq/km. 8 million sq/km of that could be made into parklands. With the remaining 515,000 sq/km the new 'country' for the remaining 20 million people. That would give them a France size country. And France has 65 million people who live a 1st world lifestyle.

And I just used those numbers for rounding. It might be you could have 1 million sq/km for people, and the other 7.5 million sq/km as the off limits parklands.

That’s if we don’t go extinct