Yes, I am aware that the birthrate is currently still above the replacement rate. The point was that the birthrate is declining. It is expected to dip below the replacement rate within a couple of decades. I said the birthrate was declining, not that the population was declining.

This is great news, the mavs need him to clinch a playoff seat.

Wonder if he used a boat? Or maybe the golems gate bridge?

He better be careful the CIA doesn’t like competition.

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China's population is NOT declining. It's almost stagnant, but definitely not declining: https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/china-population/

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He may have found, possibly invented, what he refers to as an owtoemoebeell. Stay tuned for developments.

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They can’t seem to reconcile that a rape victim can also be involved in perpetrating injustice against someone else, whether it be unintentionally through her own naïveté and trauma or if not intentionally, at least have other aspirations (publishing a memoir, getting it made into a Netflix movie) - be an unreliable narrator. It could be mostly passive or active but taken on a whole - she’s not a completely harmless.

Edit: She also wrote lies about Broadwater. She wrote that he had a criminal record which he didn’t and that he sent a hit man after her friend. This was when she was 36 writing about her experience at 18 so she had plenty of time to check.

The population of Africa has been steadily increasing, according to the United Nations:

https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/africa-population/

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Same take, I think. Or yours is an extension of theirs. True points, both.

"Yes sir, what can I help you with?"

"I'm not lost."

Notice we hear from Mom, and not him. The dude likely pulled a R U N N O F T and it didn't work.

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I find your comment to be the most pertinent in this thread. You're right, prediction is hard, and the article is merely speculative, so pretty much worthless IMO.

11% of Americans have never traveled outside of the state in which they’re born.

It’s not exactly on the level of “never leaving your medieval village,” but I was shocked that so many folks have never even visited another state. 40% of Americans have also never left the country.

Cops, clergy, & politicians.

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A mistake more glaring as this is supposed to be a science-related article, from a so-called journalist.

Fun Fact: in some places it's a separate charge to have child pornography on a work computer vs a personal computer. Found that out browsing the local jail roster.

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