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::WOW...nice. This reminds me of Frankie's explanation of how the melee worked, hahaha. Good job. [[User:Meshgeroya|Meshgeroya]] 05:46, 2 July 2008 (UTC) | ::WOW...nice. This reminds me of Frankie's explanation of how the melee worked, hahaha. Good job. [[User:Meshgeroya|Meshgeroya]] 05:46, 2 July 2008 (UTC) | ||
There are only 200 million humans left at the beginning of Halo 3. It says so in the beastiurum. Parts of Earth have been | There are only 200 million humans left at the beginning of Halo 3. It says so in the beastiurum. Parts of Earth have been completely glassed (as stated by Frankie in the "journey's end" vidoc. Only 200 million humans remain, live with it. | ||
User: CaptainZoidberg. 21:49, 3 May 2009. | User: CaptainZoidberg. 21:49, 3 May 2009. | ||
There's no way humanity had a population of up to 365 trillion. That's sheer ridiculous. I think you guys are abusing your logic. The Earth's population rate at the moment will in no way reflect the rate in the future. Look at China today: 1.3 billion people and a total land mass of >6.5% of the entire land mass of the Earth. While you can fit a lot of people in a very small space, you can't do it comfortably. And isn't the quality of life supposed to increase as the world develops over time? China's population is declining because they applied population control; it's something mean and nasty at first, but people will come to recognize it as the best solution. I imagine many nations in the future will have recognized and implemented this. The point is, the growth rate by no doubt will have slowed down. | |||
http://www.halopedia.org/images/0/05/WorldPopGrowth.gif | |||
This shows that developed countries have drastically lower birth rates. Is our world not evolving? | |||
[[User talk:DustinNugget|DustinNugget]] 3:38, 13 November 2012 | |||
==Major UNSC Events== | ==Major UNSC Events== | ||