Speed Khabar
If no one dies, the population of the world would continue to grow exponentially. The current global population is about 8 billion people. If no one died, the population would double every 45 years. This means that in 90 years, the population would be 16 billion people. In 135 years, the population would be 32 billion people. And so on.
Of course, this is not a realistic scenario. People do die, and there are many factors that can affect the growth of the population, such as birth rates, death rates, and migration. However, it is interesting to think about what would happen if no one died.
In a world with no death, the population would eventually reach a point where it could no longer sustain itself. There would not be enough resources to support everyone. This could lead to widespread famine, disease, and conflict.
It is also important to consider the ethical implications of a world with no death. Would it be fair to allow people to live forever, while others died? Would it be possible to create a society where everyone had a good quality of life, even if they lived for hundreds or even thousands of years?
These are all complex questions that there are no easy answers to. However, it is important to think about them now, so that we can be prepared for the future.
