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Author Topic:   What is the lowest multiplication rate for Humans ?
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Message 111 of 144 (803870)
04-05-2017 11:40 AM
Reply to: Message 110 by Davidjay
04-05-2017 8:47 AM


Re: Average of years without multiplying: 4,750 per 5,000
Human population expansion is again a fundamental process of PHI or the Golden Section. It is reproductivity, it is expansion. All populations expand in PHI proportions..... unless stopped by cataclysmic forces like a worldwide flood etc..
No they don't.
Below is Eurostat's chart of the rate of births & deaths in the 28 member states of the EU between 1961 and 2015.
Note how both rates change; and not in proportion to one another. Therefore the proportion by which the population expands is not a constant. You will note that at the end of the chart we see the population is actually declining (it's not in reality, but that's only due to immigration).
I've always found the resort to Fixed Truths about population growth rates to be the oddest of creationist arguments; since it's so obviously falsified by any empirical evidence you choose to look at. Evidence which is easy to find, easy to understand, doesn't require any 'evolutionist' assumptions and is usually common knowledge.
Edited by caffeine, : typo

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