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=How does the phrase "Go forth be fruitful and multiply," tie into Overpopulation?= =media type="custom" key="8477706"= Overpopulation of Human

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Recipe For Revolution for Overpopulation

Ingredients: One Planet called Earth The saying “Go forth be fruitful and multiply” 100 Males and 100 females Crowded streets People Willing to make a difference

Equipment: Big bowl Stirrer Oven

= = = **Directions:** = = =

Step One: Take the bowl, and mix the planet called Earth, and the 100 males and females. Keep going until the batter solidifies, and you see that Earth is populated by the people.

Step Two: After you have mixed Earth and people together, stir in the saying “Go forth, be fruitful and multiply,” Stir until the people have heard this saying, and live by this saying.

Step Three: Watch as the people, follow that saying, and they start to get to know one another intimately. Pretty soon after a couple of days, 90 women out of the hundred, are pregnant.

Step Four: The women give birth after nine months, and the children start to take up much more space, than anyone could have anticipated.

Step Five: Stir in the people who are crying out for a change, and then stick in the oven for 10 minutes. When done, the people who want change, will seek others to join there cause, and do something about overpopulation

Step Six: The voices join together, and thus a revolution is started.

Timeline
— **Circa 8,000 B.C.:** With an estimated world population of 4 million people, the Agricultural [|Revolution] starts, bringing about increased population growth as nomadic hunter-gatherer communities transition to settlement and farming. — **Circa 1,000 B.C.:** Ancient Egyptians use linen sheaths as primitive condoms, probably to prevent disease or for ritualistic purposes. — **1 A.D:** The planet's population reaches an estimated 230 million people. — **1790:** The first national census is conducted in the United States, recording a population of almost 4 million Americans. Today, the U.S. Census Bureau takes a population count every 10 years ending in 0. — **1830:** The planet's population reaches 1 billion people. — **1915:** The U.S. population reaches 100 million. — **1916:** Birth-control activist Margaret Sanger opens America's first family-planning and birth-control clinic in Brooklyn, [|New York]. The clinic is soon shut down by police; however, in 1921, Sanger founds the American Birth Control League to fight global population growth, among other issues. The organization later becomes the Planned Parenthood Federation of America. — **1927:** The planet's population hits 2 billion. — **1946-1964:** Following [|World War II], America experiences a baby boom, with an estimated 76 million babies born during these years. — **1951:** India launches first family-planning campaign to combat population growth. — **1952:** The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) is founded by family-planning organizations from [|Great Britain], Holland, [|Hong Kong], India, [|Singapore], [|Sweden], the U.S. and West [|Germany]. Today, the IPPF works in over 180 countries to provide and advocate for reproductive health care and rights. — **1960:** The planet's population reaches 3 billion. — **1960:** The birth-control pill is approved for use in America. — **1965:** The U.S. Supreme Court grants married couples the right to use contraceptives, in landmark case Griswold v. [|Connecticut]. — **1967:** The U.S. population reaches 200 million — **1972:** The U.S. Supreme Court gives unmarried people the right to possess contraceptives, in landmark case Eisenstadt v. Baird. — **1973:** The U.S. Supreme Court legalizes abortion, in landmark case Roe v. Wade. — **1974:** The planet's population hits 4 billion. — **1979:** China institutes its one-child policy, offering incentives to families who have one child (rural families are allowed two children). — **1980:** China becomes the world's first country with a population of 1 billion. — **1987:** The planet's population reaches 5 billion. — **1999:** The planet's population reaches 6 billion people. Also this year, India's population reaches 1 billion. — **2006:** The U.S. population hits 300 million. — **2008:** The planet's population reaches 6.6 billion. For the first time in history, half of all people live in urban areas. //Overpopulation-History.com Articles, Videos, Pictures, Facts//. Web. 3 Mar. 2011. .