He learned it from his mentor, professor Paul Erlich, author of the 1968 best-seller, The Population Bomb . Erlich forecasted the starvation of 65 million Americans between 1980 and 1989, and by 1999 the U.S. population would have declined to 22.6 million. There is absolutely no relationship between high populations, disaster, and poverty. Population-control idiots might consider Zaire's meager population density of 39 people per square mile to be ideal while Hong Kong's population density of 247,501 people per square mile is problematic. Hong Kong is 6,000 times more crowded than Zaire.
Planet Earth is loaded with room.
We could put the world's entire population into the United States. Doing so would make our population density 1,531 people per square mile. The entire U.S. population could move to Texas and each family of four would enjoy 2.9 acres of land. If the entire world's population moved to Texas, California, Colorado and Alaska, each family of four would enjoy nine-tenths of an acre of land. So-called overpopulation problems are really a result of socialistic government practices that reduce the capacity of people to educate, clothe, house, and feed themselves.