Overpopulation In Sparta
It is obvious that the population is growing every day, at an average rate of 80 million every year. These people born of families with children of 3 or more plague our streets and decrease our natural resources for the future generations.
The date is not yet stated, and the death rate has not been calculated. A world that our children will be forced into a world filled with famine, constant epidemics, and a finite amount of natural resources not able to sustain the possible population. The issue of overpopulation is one of the most bitterly discussed topics in the United States (Population Control). But isn’t it about time the problem has been solved before it’s too late? Before the world cannot feed the cluttered streets and earth is no …show more content…
In this case, children who were deemed unworthy were thrown into a mountain chasm for nature to take its course (Population control in Ancient Sparta). Using this method would not only allow for a decrease in population, but also give assurance that these children will be more likely to succeed. Of course in the modern era, we do not explicitly need to have a super army, but testing people's based on their strengths to determine their contribution to society would decrease the number of unnecessary births. These people who do not meet the average IQ tests and physical standards will be disposed of via lethal injection. This humane method would assist in the solving of many overpopulation …show more content…
A simple rule for order could make the difference between life and death for future generations. Many countries like China, Kenya, Pakistan, Taiwan, Turkey, Egypt, and Chile have population rules that are slowly decreasing the overpopulation of the world. Implementing a one child per family law would allow for a decrease in population, making the earth livable for generations to come.
Out of the plethora of problems that come along with overpopulation, the first result of this solution would be the increase amount of availability of natural resources. Adding 80 million (an average of 1.13%) people to the population every year uses more excess waste of natural resources like food, water and fossil fuels at a rate that earth cannot support. With too many people, these natural resources will be scarce and often result in death for those going without essentials. With The Spartan Act of 2016, natural resources will be plentiful and sustain
The date is not yet stated, and the death rate has not been calculated. A world that our children will be forced into a world filled with famine, constant epidemics, and a finite amount of natural resources not able to sustain the possible population. The issue of overpopulation is one of the most bitterly discussed topics in the United States (Population Control). But isn’t it about time the problem has been solved before it’s too late? Before the world cannot feed the cluttered streets and earth is no …show more content…
In this case, children who were deemed unworthy were thrown into a mountain chasm for nature to take its course (Population control in Ancient Sparta). Using this method would not only allow for a decrease in population, but also give assurance that these children will be more likely to succeed. Of course in the modern era, we do not explicitly need to have a super army, but testing people's based on their strengths to determine their contribution to society would decrease the number of unnecessary births. These people who do not meet the average IQ tests and physical standards will be disposed of via lethal injection. This humane method would assist in the solving of many overpopulation …show more content…
A simple rule for order could make the difference between life and death for future generations. Many countries like China, Kenya, Pakistan, Taiwan, Turkey, Egypt, and Chile have population rules that are slowly decreasing the overpopulation of the world. Implementing a one child per family law would allow for a decrease in population, making the earth livable for generations to come.
Out of the plethora of problems that come along with overpopulation, the first result of this solution would be the increase amount of availability of natural resources. Adding 80 million (an average of 1.13%) people to the population every year uses more excess waste of natural resources like food, water and fossil fuels at a rate that earth cannot support. With too many people, these natural resources will be scarce and often result in death for those going without essentials. With The Spartan Act of 2016, natural resources will be plentiful and sustain