John B. Calhoun’s “Universe 25” experiment: The consequences of overpopulation

John B. Calhoun conducted an experiment known as “Universe 25” with mice in a utopian environment with unlimited resources. Initially, the mice thrived and rapidly reproduced. As the population grew, social structures began to collapse, resulting in aggressive behavior, social isolation, and withdrawal from normal activities. The mice stopped socializing and reproducing, while the mortality…

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Population control and climate change: A growing debate at the world economic forum

The intersection of population growth and climate change has become a critical focal point in global sustainability discussions. Climate advocates often argue that slowing population growth is vital for mitigating carbon emissions, referencing studies that estimate each additional person contributes approximately four tons of CO₂ annually. This perspective has influenced a range of policies and…

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The growing threat of space militarization: Are we facing a new arms race?

As space exploration advances, geopolitical tensions are increasingly extending into orbit, with nations developing and testing new space-based technologies that could reshape military power dynamics. Among the more unsettling reports from this evolving frontier is speculation about Russia working on a space-based nuclear weapon. Although details are limited, the mere suggestion of such a weapon…

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