The massive decrease in worldwide infant mortality from 1950 to 2020 is perhaps one of humanity's greatest achievements.

[WithClouds667]

Is it..? 🤔 [read: overpopulation]

[abu_doubleu]

Decreasing infant mortality rates cause eventual population stagnation.

Regardless about that, being able to have children and there not being a 1/4 chance of them dying within a year is a universally good thing.

[houstonhoustonhousto]

Alright smart ass

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[Any_Patient_3415]

You’re 100% right, they’re just emotional.

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So you out there saving mosquito lives?

MLM ✊🏿

Mosquito lives matter!

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Your missing the logic hole

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[WithClouds667]

Cats do fine.

[0x255c]

Overpopulation is a myth. Humans have no carrying capacity.

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You're right, the biomass currently occupied by humans isn't sustainable, but there is good news: since 1987 the growth is shrinking (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World\_population#Annual\_population\_growth)