⁰⁷⁹   What can one actually say about world population?

⁰⁸⁰   At least a fifth of humanity lives in a state of absolute poverty, in subhuman conditions, unworthy of man. For the sake of these people and their families, would it not be better to prevent them from having children?

⁰⁸¹   Won't it contribute to the happiness of the poor to have access to sterilization and abortion made easier?

⁰⁸²   Isn't a terrible threat hanging over humanity, namely, the "demographic explosion" of the Third-World?

⁰⁸³   Some go so far as to speak of a "demographic bomb" ready to explode.

⁰⁸⁴   Does this fear of population growth in the Third World involve certain countries in particular?

⁰⁸⁵   How is the demographic situation in Europe?

⁰⁸⁶   How has Europe come to such a demographic collapse?

⁰⁸⁷   Doesn't the United States also experience a demographic collapse comparable to that of Europe?

⁰⁸⁸   Would the demographic implosion in Europe be of such a nature as to worry the United States?

⁰⁸⁹   Since the demographic situation of Europe is so grave, why are so few politicians concerned about it?

⁰⁹⁰   How is the problem of abortion presented in a country like Japan where it has become commonplace?

⁰⁹¹   Has anyone an idea of the consequences of the collapse of fertility in the developed countries?

⁰⁹²   Hasn't mankind, by its very mass, become a nuisance for the environment?

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