Would living pods solve overpopulation?

[Marcawn]

I heard in the future pods could be a new option for cities
that are overcrowded and a cheaper option for people with
wise decisions when it comes to money.

[kbiz]

Escrito originalmente por Holographix:

yes, its a brilliant idea. Especially for Americans

Why?

[Γαῖα]

The main driver for human movement is work.
It would be far cheaper to push businesses to other locations but as usual businesses with the backing of a government instead make a population the mule.

[Quillithe]

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Escrito originalmente por kbiz:

Why?

Americans take up space from those who are more deserving

You calling me fat?

[kbiz]

Escrito originalmente por Holographix:

Escrito originalmente por kbiz:

Why?

Americans take up space from those who are more deserving

Who is more deserving? The Scandinavians?

[Michael]

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Why?

Americans take up space from those who are more deserving

Not your best.

[Stop Having Kids]

As an expert in overpopulation, I say no. Cramming people into pods does not solve overpopulation.

Having less babies does.

[Michael]

Escrito originalmente por Stop Having Kids:

As an expert in overpopulation, I say no. Cramming people into pods does not solve overpopulation.

Having less babies does.

That's not an expert opinion, that's 101 level.

[SHAZBOT]

Escrito originalmente por Stop Having Kids:

As an expert in overpopulation, I say no. Cramming people into pods does not solve overpopulation.

Having less babies does.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-9N2izBJfM

[Stormer]

if you consider making people depressed enough to jump out of said living pod buildings "solving overpopulation" then yes

[Michael]

Escrito originalmente por Stormer:

if you consider making people depressed enough to jump out of said living pod buildings "solving overpopulation" then yes

How would they die from such a short fall?

[MEGA MAN]

well in the sci-fi audiobook ive heard they are educated to not like being straight in the future, thats how they solve that problem, but theres still the food problem (the forever war by joe haldemann)

[Quillithe]

Escrito originalmente por MEGA MAN:

well in the sci-fi audiobook ive heard they are educated to not like being straight in the future, thats how they solve that problem, but theres still the food problem (the forever war by joe haldemann)

I like one idea proposed in a fictional chat room in Earth by David Brin


See, many populations are controlled by predators. We need to genetically engineer some vampires or something that hunt humans as prey

[Michael]

Escrito originalmente por MEGA MAN:

well in the sci-fi audiobook ive heard its illegal to be straight in the future, thats how they solve that problem, but theres still the food problem (the forever war by joe haldemann)

That doesn't fix women being impregnated in prison.

https://youtu.be/EA3Yvo_vQec

https://youtu.be/ReSL8K20wXU

[MEGA MAN]

Escrito originalmente por Quillithe:

Escrito originalmente por MEGA MAN:

well in the sci-fi audiobook ive heard they are educated to not like being straight in the future, thats how they solve that problem, but theres still the food problem (the forever war by joe haldemann)

I like one idea proposed in a fictional chat room in Earth by David Brin


See, many populations are controlled by predators. We need to genetically engineer some vampires or something that hunt humans as prey

the fact that i like your idea makes me questioning myself so hard XD

[Michael]

Escrito originalmente por MEGA MAN:

Escrito originalmente por Quillithe:

I like one idea proposed in a fictional chat room in Earth by David Brin


See, many populations are controlled by predators. We need to genetically engineer some vampires or something that hunt humans as prey

the fact that i like your idea makes me questioning myself so hard XD

That's an easy fix. shut down the factory doing this kind of work like in T2.