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Another Image which makes it obvious why West China is un-inhabited.
(it's a topographical map)
(it's a topographical map)
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Another Image which makes it obvious why West China is un-inhabited.
Western China is NOT "uninhabited" at all.
Sparsely populated maybe... but certainly not uninhabited.
The population explosion in India not only create problems within India, but also constitutes a significant threat to the stability of South Asia.
All of these explain well why India is so greedy for other countries' land.
Yeah yeah...sparsely populated and mostly unfit for human habitation
Yes, i am an Eastern Chinese, but our Western parts aren't wasteland as you guys thought it to be.
There are at least dozen of different versions, i don't know which one is true.
http://www.samplers.com/
But lets check some raw figures.
China 2007: 3438 billion kwh
India 2007: 568 billion kwh
Electricity - consumption(kWh) 2010 country ranks, By Rank
The population explosion in India not only create problems within India, but also constitutes a significant threat to the stability of South Asia.
In order to sustain such a large population, it means a lot of resources are needed on a daily basis. We all know resources such as land, water and oil are very limited, people are already fighting each other for resources in order to survive.
Imagine what is gonna happen when Indian population is getting larger and larger, the already crowded India is becomming full of people who is waiting for food, water and spaces to live in. What is gonna happen if the population exceeds the endurance of India's limited resources.
I think there are only two ways out for Indians. One way, people fight each other within India, but the government won't let that happen, which naturally leads to the other way out, expansionism, fighting people without India for further resources.
All of these explain well why India is so greedy for other countries' land.
we r not greedy and expansionist...
Don't worry..
We were on this earth with a civilization when people around the world were hunting animals and were nomads..
We are here now..
we will be there in future also...
You're in Canada right?
Google it and see the image pieced together from NASA satellites. Sheesh! Talk about ignorance (about your own country)
Here is the complete image
(it's huge ~2000x1000px)
Au contraire....Even a basic knowledge of statistics would have prevented you from making such a faulty remark...
Population explosion? hardly. Why don't you take a look at the statistics before making such wild claims? For starters there is a big difference between the terms
population growth
fertility rate
population will ALWAYS grow unless the fertility rate reaches 2.0 (not zero as you and many others here have claimed). fertility rate of 2 implies that the population would be at replacement-level. in other words, each couple would have only two kids...resulting in 0 population growth.
further "population explosion" implies that the fertility rate is increasing....in fact the data given below(in graphical terms..as its easier to see the correlation) clearly shows a remarkable decrease in fertility rate in India. In other words, the population grows, but it grows Slower, every year compared to the year preceding it.
According to extrapolation made from past data, its safe to say that India would reach population-replacement levels(in other words, fertility rate of 2.0 (currently its 2.7)) in 10-15 years..20 at most (direct extrapolation says only 10 years..but I give added leeway of +10 as i might expect some slowdown as the line nears the 2.0 margin).Thus by a very conservative estimate the indian population would have stabilized (zero growth) by 2020-2030.
"Why then would China have a lower population than india by 2025" you ask? For the simple reason that Chinese population is shrinking as its fertility rate is 1.8( in other words -0.2 from the 2.0 limit). Thus even as the Indian population reaches zero growth, Chinese population would be less because of the shrinkage and Not because of "Exploding" Indian population.
I hope I have laid such fanciful and quite misleading notions to rest
Ah...I would not have expect such a dig from you..but after seeing one of your recent posts on another thread about "curry eaters" I have revised my opinion.
regards
BigTree.CN said:1.16 billion people within a country of 2,980,000 sq.km. can already be counted as a population explosion, not to mention that number is still climbing and no effective measures have been taken to curb it.
1.16 billion people within a country of 2,980,000 sq.km. can already be counted as a population explosion, not to mention that number is still climbing and no effective measures have been taken to curb it.
India is being overpopulated, critical resources such land and water within India has already became deficient, peopel are fighting each other for land and water. What will happen if another 200 million people is added to this situation? If you don't want a internal conflict, then you have to deflect it by fighting others, I am just being pragmatic and realistic here.
Check this out
Country Arableland(km2)↓ (%
1.United States: 1,650,062 18.01%
2.India : 1,451,810 48.83%
3.China :1,385,905 14.86%
Not really, most of China is frigid/arid wasteland, good for mining minerals but not suitable for human habitation.
Only coastal China is habitable. This picture will give a better representation
Map of world percentage arable land.
(it's a topographical map)
Can you honestly say with a straight face that China is not overpopulated?
Can you honestly say with a straight face that China does not have a resource crunch (I hope you know about the water situation in western China)?
Did China also deflect it's problems by fighting others?
What kind of logic are you using man? I'm confused.