What Earth Looks Like At 100 Billion Population
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There are more people inhabiting Earth in 2022 than ever before, and the population shows no signs of slowing down, so what would life be like if the population increased to 100 billion? Check out today's epic new video that reveals how drastically things would change if the global population boomed up to over 100 million people! Would there be enough room for all of us? Find out right now!
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@@user-mw9xd9ml3v I know 😂 I grocery shop for so much less
It's more logical to take industry to the stars.
im not trying to sound crazy, but what if we already are in VR but the government makes are brains think this is real.
Very amwesone
by then, we’ll have more than a metaverse. … we’ll have a metapoem
Good one!👍🤣
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Thats it, comments are done for the day lol.
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Meta-Earth
This and “what if you had to pay for the air you breathe” are both magnificent videos. I really like the style and I can’t wait to see what you guys do next; watching your videos as part of my daily routine.
I agree
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There's will be mass killing if population hits 100 billions and the rich people will go to other planet to live
This videoo went from making sense to making huge assumptions,, most of the thing in this videoo is nonsense
I really don't think this is possible. Pandemics will always be around. And of course the good old war's will be thrown in here and there.
Covid didn’t really do any damage so the next pandemic would have to be serious
Exactly I was just thinking that too, I like the optimistic ending of the video but there’s no way an Earth with 100 billion people would be governing their planet and creating their laws based on love and compassion for other human beings. And yeah a pandemic would absolutely ravage a planet of 100 billion people.
Malthius...
Large scale wars are a thing of the past untill we finally get off this planet because of mutually assured destruction.
@@ambassadorbruh1200 At 100 billion we will have most likely eradicated most illnesses.
I do think a massive population explosion would be hard to overcome, especially with our life spans getting longer every year
By 2100, the life span will be increased to 140
The repeal of Roe v. Wade in the US won’t help. Sigh… lets just keep widening that wealth gap between slaves and elite.
@@Johnnykamlon some sources said the lifespan could be reaches 160, for everyone who born after year 2010
Global population is only increasing today because we're living longer. If there was a disaster that killed everyone over 40 the population would collapse dramatically. We'd likely be down at 3 Billion or less world wide. Europe, Japan, and China would be effectively empty.
@@Johnnykamlon new research says 200 yrs old by 2050😂
Keep in mind , the population was 4B in 1980, it’s only been 40 years and we’ve almost doubled that.
It's all good. The proportion of genius is proportional to the number of people. Recall in the video a woman invented fusion, who was from a lower caste. More = better.
close. we arent quite at 8b yet.
@@PinkLemnade my fault , less than
Also keep in mind that the number of humans are not really the problem, but the amount of resources each human consume. If humanity becomes much more efficient we will be fine. Our problem is mainly resistance to change (although rapid changes also pose a problem).
Thats bc at the time women gave birth like a hella lot but now its not that much so eh.
If our planet is already struggling before 10 billion, I can't imagine what would happen further than that.
Lol the planet does not care it is us who will struggle to death and extinction. The earth will go on and some new species will take over in few millions years
Look up Coruscant
@@rrmanoukian5080 I wish I lived on Coruscant, so many adventures to get into no limit of people to meet. Real fun :)
Courant sounds awesome If you are on the upper levels of the city and not at the core of the planet were there's just criminals
Certainly massive wars. If with enough
resources we fight each others, imagine
a scenario where they're depleted
Predicting the future is like trying to give me a fortune it's not going to be accurate.
But the law of large numbers means if N is large enough, where N = # of predictions, at least one gets it right...
@@raylopez99
Yeah…no.
That’s not the law of large numbers….at all.
The law of large numbers says that the average number of results from a small trial, can be more accurately identified on a larger scale…but will be relatively similar to the results of the small trial.
In order for “at least one gets it right”…N would need to equal infinity.
If you test 100…and zero of them gets it right…you have zero reason to believe that after a million tests, you’l get anything but the same result.
@@sendthis9480 Nope. I aced statistics, unlike you. Go back to your textbooks.
Yea yep yep
This felt like a "story" with a happy ending lol. Which is a good thing !
Amen.
That happy ending felt like the studio sending the writers back to the drawing room at the last hour before the deadline
@@apok1980 it felt like DC making a movie but then suddenly Disney bought it so they had to make a last minute change.
In reality the happy ending would never happen but it was a good story.
Love videos like this , could you guys ever do one on what the world would look like without computers? Such as military government etc
Just watch Dune!!
Your statement tells me you’re under 30 years old
The same look at photos of the bustling 20's you must of never read a book
@@nlcrypto7324 I don’t think the younger generation reads books, sadly.
@@TinCupChalice40 I'm actually not , and it's a question not a statement
I once asked a panel of science fiction writers at a convention in Rockville, Maryland what defined science fiction as a genre for them. This generated a surprising amount of uncomfortable looks, as if I was touching a sore topic for many.
I was first reminded that language usage dictates language definition, so the opinions of writers doesn't define what it means, since writer to reader usage is skewed so heavily in favor of readers. However, it is a consensus among science fiction writers that the usage of technology for entertainment, environment, and excitement is "science fantasy" and it dominates the mainstream media.
Science fiction is intended to be speculative about how technology or progress will effect the human condition, sharing in fantasy in that it imagines what could be, but focusing at its heart on how science will alter what it means to be human, and potential answers or downfalls that will come with these changes. It is more rare to find stories that genuinely put these questions at the forefront of their narrative.
This video was utterly and without a doubt science fiction in a way that would have made those panelists smile.
Personally, I feel like humans closely followed by energy are the most valuable resources out there. But even at 20+ Billion, I think that’s emergency and sets the political will to develop better habitable places in the solar system. The Moon, Mars’, basically… all the places they hung out in The Expanse. But also, maybe we might need a Bond villain to do something about population control.
Solomon lane:
@@kingsly3690 nah in 100yrs there will be 20 bil
@@YourGuyAJ guys chill they expect population to reach ab 11b and then decline
@@aksel6536 eh maybe
@@YourGuyAJ better to stick to forecasts than to speculate
everyons playing off about how “the populations plateauing, we arent growing as fast) the fact is, it took 12 years for the population to go from 4 billion to 5 billion. the population is 8 billion, 7.93, and in 2011 it was 7. we went up 1 billion in 11 years, we arent slowing down, we are growing FASTER (or at least the same, we are not plateauing).
According to the UN, if current trends continue, the World's population will top out at 10.5 billion and then decline a little bit.
Only because the UN has plans for population control lol
Populations of developed countries are already declining
@@jchea1764 I read an article that south Korea is handing out huge amount of money to get people to have kid's and poorer country's are having food shortages the population is going to start to drop hard
I like the ending. For some reason dystopian futures that involve cityscapes and evil rich people, REALLY unnerves me.
I'd rather have zombies.
These scenario/what if videos are my FAVORITE from you guys!!!! So interesting!
I seriously can't wait to have Parties in the Sky like it's 2055
The age ill be...I can def. Wait.
I like it. The part with the communities reminded me of a book called "The giver".
Ahhh memories of jr high. Did you read the rest of the series?
I loved that book !!
Great video, I like that you created a future timeline without just spamming sf cliches like many other channels do, usually ending in the "utopia" of everyone uploading copies of their mind to some computer or other and presumably just poofing out of existence or something.
Video starts at 1:17
It’s just Holy Terra from WH40K in a nutshell.
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AH YES THE HIVE CITY
The warhammer equivalent of Detroit is 100 billion
Silence
Nah this is like a single tiny section of a hive city on Holy Terra
I love this channel and the videos are interesting and entertaining at the same time
The population growth is because that now people have more food and better living conditions, but the most important factor to population growth is that before, one baby born and a person die, but now old people live way longer and uses more resources and babies also have double born rate.
I love this channel! I can’t stop watching!!
The glitches in the matrix and lag would be the real problem, you would teleport here and there
“I think we are BLEEPED” … word !
Brilliant vid bro thanks!
I feel as though there will be a downward trend in the coming years. I'm in my early 20s and many of my peers have no intention on ever having children.
Yes true, but only in the western world
@@techno2348 It will get better in the whole world, the western world will just be faster. When more people get wealthier less children will be born.
@@techno2348 Developing nations may likely follow as they get more developed. I notice my native country Nigeria, there is so much pressure to marry, and having kids is seen as an achievement as women are named as Mama (the child’s name).
But I also speak to a cousin who is in his teens and I think because he has access to the net he is really open minded about different family structures,lgbtq, different religions. So belief about having kids may change.
That is the problem. Our population will decline while othera continue to rise and we will be overtaken. We just need to do better in farming technogies and have a more diverse energy industry.
It's because 1st world countries are having less kids to do alot of factors.
Honestly at the rate we're going I don't even see us hitting 9 billion
As technology and longer life spans works it's way through a population, birth rates tend to trend downward, look at Western Europe, East Asia, etc. Some demographers say the actual problem is the opposite, under population to sustain growth and support governments with new tax dollars. Why do you think theres all these government programs coming out to entice workers with maternity leave and child tax credits?
I agree. From what I've read we actually have the opposite problem.
Yeah In developed nations. However look at the poorest nations around the world, you’ll find that they have the highest birth rates.
USA is in a "baby bust" because many millennials and zoomers are smart enough to know can't afford to have and raise children without financially burdening themselves and in-turn lowering the living conditions of the whole family.
@@alexsolo4085 And then these developed nations import them. Proceed to cause conflict with the native peoples as they begin to outnumber them and watch the chaos unfold.
Honestly, they deserve it for all the fetal blood they spilled.
Fantastic video keep it up your doing amazing job
This video has a lot less of that floating feel than the other videos. I didn't get see sick watching it. Thanks!!
It scares me how accurate this video portrays the upper class
Simply doing the math, 100 billion isn't even within orders of magnitude how many people could be on Earth. Even with modern technology.
You are an amazing Chanel keep it up 👍
this is portrayed in READY PLAYER ONE. (the metaverse part)
I’ve been subscribed for a few years, and I hasn’t seen a bad video yet❤️ Can you do a video about of the internet suddenly went down globally? 🤞🏾
There were fears of that happening early-pandemic. Internet was probably the biggest factor in preventing total chaos.
this is the future!!, its scary to think how accurate this will be ....
This was fun. Thank you for this.
Recently watched the video about air and domes. Looking forward to this one
The infographics show: what earth looks like at 100 billion population
Me: pure chaos and extinction soon to follow
with the waiting robotic technology available, large populations aren't needed anymore
large populations of humans you mean...
Large populations lead to more geniuses and educated workers, which leads to more rapid innovations and more people to work on robots as well. The earth can, with advanced vertical farming techniques utilizing hydroponics and aquaponics and use of nuclear or orbital-solar energy, as well as use of current leading recycling methods, sustainably support 10-100 trillion humans even at their current consumption rates. The fact is, we could support far more growth, economic and populous, however doing so relies heavily on education levels and the willingness of people to invest in such technologies. As well as getting the general population over their irrational fears with fission power.
@@SCComega Fusion is the future, not fission. I like your 100T people but it's a bit on the small side...
@@raylopez99 Fusion is the future, if we can achieve it. Fission is here, and it's already better than most power generation methods. Beamed solar would be better, but that needs to overcome the hurdle of our present lack of orbital infrastructure.
Regardless, 100T is generally going to be the limit on earth due to heat generation both from power generation, use loss, and the body heat of humans themselves. Heat recapture methods like radiative cooled sterling generators would increase this limit somewhat, and the real heat threshold limit is somewhere in the 300T range on it's own with fission calculations for power generation, but I was going for easy numbers here.
@@SCComega Think big my friend...fusion not fission...tho for the next 100 years, since the nuclear waste is easy to store, thorium fission like proposed in Finland is indeed a nice transitional power source.
This is like Ready Player One meets Elysium (minus the space station) meets George Orwell’s 1984.
man you guys are really optimistic about people and this whole love thing
14:30 I don't think you could work virtually and dig on mars, because even over the internet or radio waves or even light speed, there would be too much of a delay.
Absolutely riveting! Thank you so much for the inclusion of a positive outcome despite a long hard road preceding it.
Back at it again
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That’s a lot of Chinese & Indians
Can you do a video of the population shrank drastically?
All we need is just another lockdown… 😬
no what?
Best episode yet
Great video
As always great video but I felt it was more about the dark progression of technology and the metaverse then population. More of a mesh of dystopian books from the 18th and 19th century applied to modern concepts
Hypotheticals based on theories based on concepts along with the misguided belief that rich people are inherently evil and poor people inherently good. I am a huge fan of infographics but I feel this video was more one man's sociological rant then scientifically or historically grounded concepts.
Can we get an infographics face reveal?
You kinda went from making sense to making huge assumptions pretty fast.
majority of this is just nonsense 🙄🙄
That was the most Deus ex Machina AssPull ending I have ever seen.
That means we would all be clones, meaning we're meant to be expendable.
If Humans have a population of 2 billion everyone would have a great life
Okay Bill Gates.
Unfortunately greed and the 1% would still exist so it would probably be the same as now just on a smaller scale
Not likely
Tell Africans to stop having 20 kids each then
Except the 6 billion humans right now of course
I love the song they used for end half of the video!!! Sooooo funky it had me groovin immediately!!!👌💗😃loves it.
I would definitely watch it if it was made into a movie this video or even a seasonal show
This will never happen we won’t even make 10 billion.
I love this channel but imo what happened at 100 billion seems too optimistic
Exactly, total delusion.
Absolutely even haveing our species survive too 100 billion seems incredibly optimistic
5:33, ...crashing into each other like slow moving icebergs made out of lard...
Wow. That's hilarious...lol ...Not to mention poetic
Moral of the story. The elites ruin everything because of their greed
*Future Me: 500 Billion is watching this video laughing right now!!*
@Kotoamatsukami I mean population growth is exponential so it's possible
@@Cuylar especially if we move to other planets. Then the rate is exponential squared by the amount of planets / celestial bodies we have.
@@Cuylar yeah it’s exponential but we’re barely at 8 billion. The estimated carrying capacity for Earth is 9-11 billion. 30 billion won’t be for another century imo especially with the lack of resources in nearly everything to sustain that amount of life.
If thanos snapped at an odd number would some people feel half dead?
@@TsunayoshiSawadaTenth Future Me: I'm in the year 12,022. 10,000 years after your time and yes, we're still laughing at this video. LOL!!
This chanel has amazing content hope everyone that reads this has or will have a good day
Wow! I've watched many speculative biology but this may be the first speculative history that I've encountered.
I'm glad I've watched this video. The way I think determines how I act, in most cases. That's why Sanity is needed however we must communicate to show we care. Yes life is an uphill challenge but it's truly worth it.
I subscribed because it was called the infographics channel and not the hypothetical graphics channel
Exactly!!! What BS
Mann i wanna turn this into a crafting video game. Like have it literally after they left the trappings that held them. Having the player start to build there own world. And try and get to space.
Try a game called rim world if you haven’t ur love it
Subnautica
That’s hella fresh!
I find it quite humorous that during the 90B to 100B years, human beings wake up and start inventing and creating stuff, while on Mars the elites' society collapses into psychosis and cannibalism. That seems to me to be a rather forced "happy ending."
Everything about this video was accurate up until the end where it started to talk about humanity getting its act together.
Especially, where it talks about humanity's base animal instincts overcome as a threat in order to reach Utopia. Sorry, base animal instincts is paradoxically what makes us care about what's good to begin with.
Yes our animal instincts are at the core of who we are. But the difference between us and all other life on earth is that we possess the mindfulness and willpower to override those instincts. That has pretty much been the basis of Christianity for thousands of years
didn't watch it yet but looking forward for it
this was super neat
One doesn’t experience self transcendence, the illusion of self only dissipates~🎈
We get it, ya do a lot of hallucinogenics. Now stop thinking this is some higher state of mind, it's just what those things do to your mind, chill.
One love ❤️
@@boyankovachev7982 I don’t do hallucinogenics ✌️&♥️
I wish humanity would already get their act together before I die but this actually makes me hopeful for the future. I needed this today because it reminds me humanity can do anything it sets its mind to!
Hopeful? The ending was a straight up Deus ex Machina.
@@arnowisp6244 I think we have very different interpretations of this ending...that's alright. But I don't get the reference...
Stand on Zanzibar is a great scifi novel with themes of overpopulation :D
I love the content
That ending for the super elite was delicious. Tastes like pork. *Badum tss*
In any case, space and planetary colonization is an absolute necessity.
Honestly infographics this is your most dystopian video ever.....but humanity always prevails....
Alexander Belyayev's 1933 science fiction, "Jump into the Void"
Welp it’s 8% of the goal
World has 8B people
Now we are looking at shortages. I myself had no kids. So I'm at fault. But we need more people.
More people??? We don't. The world is
grossly overpopulated as it is. That won't
change for decades, if not centuries...
No we don't. We have too many already.
Best video yet
Hello fresh gotta try it
could you do one where the world never discovered oil and what it would be like? :D
This video was absolutely wonderful for my brain and perspective of the coming future; Thank you.
Space colonies, mobile suits and colony drops should fix the problem
everyone take a moment to apreciet what infografic is giving us. They are making on video per day
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1:40 That's what I have been trying to tell everyone about that. We should stop overpopulation, if not that can make the current global problems worse.
How do you propose that then?
Lower it, in any way. Especially if there is... war.
Stop reproduction altogether.
Yeah. But sadly there is nothing we can do to stop it
Literally more old than young ppl in most places and women r having one r no kids due to "career goals" population is actually looking to decrease in countries due to infertility rates rising.. go check it out
Sounds like a Brave New World...and I like it, as long as I'm in the 1%.
Your already in the 1%
Lol yeah the coming satanic New World Order sound good to you? Get chipped cow.
Way better ending than I thought
This was the sickest video ever!!
Lol, this is how Karl Marx expected the next few centuries to unfold under capitalism or what some call "end-stage capitalism".
What if there is no revolution, just this getting worse and worse, forever.
Im pretty sure current projections say the world population will approximately end around 10 billion. Developing countries essential have all the population growth in the world and roughly around 10 billion should be were most countries in the world reach the status of a developed nation and population levels will drop a lot due to lower reproduction. Most developed countries have more people dying than being born, so its pretty sustainable around 10 billion.
Birth rates have declined 20 percent since 2007
Seems like when a certain population density threshold is reached, that population inherently declines. Like in Japan right now.
Although the Islamic, African, and south American countries seem the be an unrelenting volcano of excessive human reproduction!
@@brianmariani2734 take into account that china takes up %18.47 of the world's current population and it takes up 1.88 percent of the World's landmass
There's a huge difference between 7.7 billion and 10 billion people on this planet. And we're already overpopulated
@@brianmariani2734 What are we going to do about it? It’s time to take leadership and start with yourself with population decline.
Something about those dots in the beginning of the video had my eyes bugging out.
I love this channel
The biggest factors future predictors don’t really consider is the new technology that will be invented to help things Be sustainable
Amen, so true! Long live the power of knowledge!