Population Growth Models [Exponential & Logistic Growth]

This video goes over the exponential growth model, logistic growth model, doubling time, and more! This video will talk about how these models work, how they connect to society, and how to understand some of the math behind the models.
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[@jimmyshrimbe9361]

Woohoo! Thanks for sharing!

[@jamesmccormick1259]

Mr. Sinn,
How can I get a copy of the guided notes to share with my AP Human Geo Class?

[@Hayenspongebob]

69 likes lol

[@coweatsman]

The Malthusian model is the one desired and encouraged by governments as general policy, regardless of success. In the area of economics governments and corporation are all gun ho for Malthusian growth and view slow downs as bad news. So too with population policy. Governments keep interfering to prevent the logistic model from taking hold.

[@gbaca07]

I am wondering why are we running out of water, when we have oceans full of water?

[@michaelinelegant1289]

I think more of it is being overly polluted to the point of irreversible filtration, and since the earth is heating more of the water is sitting in the atmosphere rather than in streams and in the oceans

[@rookdook217]

I wasn't initially going to reply to this comment but I knew I just had to, so here's why. Although, yes, we have oceans full of water, they're saltwater. And yes, there's methods of filtering this water and converting it to freshwater (what we drink and use), but they're expensive, inefficient, and time-consuming. There's only a very low number of bodies of water that contain fresh water on Earth, and even those numbers are lowering every year. Because of this, we're running out of freshwater.

[@andyhight9441]

Technology should also be factored in, we can feed more people which increases our resources.
Space on Earth of course is finite, so there has to be some limit.

[@collettebalie4007]

Thanks Neo

[@YHWH101]

8 B +

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Differential & functional equations are awesome! They are GOD itself!