if such a method exists but it would probably be easier to use such a method on men rather than women. That way they can have sex and not leave the women pregnant. I'm sure most of the folks in the third world would agree with it if it is explained to them properly. Phil : Jarrod : 24 Dec 2010 1:19:29pm Prosperity appears to be going backwards from my perspective. While it may be easier to purchase pointless electronic gadgets, the important things in life such as housing, quality education and hospitals and time to spend with your family are all becoming harder to obtain. In part, I would suggest this overwhelming consensus against population growth is because Australians see right through the phoney economic arguments used by the Big Australia nutters to push their greedy agenda. The economic argument for population growth is very, very weak. "In 2006 the Productivity Commission conducted a modelling exercise to assess the effect of a 50 per cent increase in our skilled immigrant intake. It found that, after 20 years, real gross domestic product was only about 4 per cent higher than otherwise." So, diversity (an entirely different thing to population growth) will not benefit benefit further from population growth. Diversity and size are un-related. In fact, because the Big Australia nutters keep trying to dress up big population growth as if it was the same as multicultural diversity, they are bringing multiculturalism into contempt amongst the vast majority of Australians, of