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I once read that the entire population of the planet could fit onto the Danish island of Bornholm which is about 500 square kilometres, in the Baltic Sea. As long as noone made any sudden movements, that is.
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Only if you stack them very well.
Accordings to the size of the human atm (around 6 Billion) and the size of the island (500 million m^2) you would have to get 12 humans on a single m^2 (perhaps more as I assume that not every m^2 on the island is suitable for stacking humans)Tamsin (Lost Girl): "I am the Harbinger of Death. I arrive on winds of blessed air. Air that you no longer deserve."
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Ah, but that's where the Swedes go, you see.Originally posted by Proteus_MST
I assume that not every m^2 on the island is suitable for stacking humansComment
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Shivnarine ChanderpaulOriginally posted by LordShiva
Though the real reason that it's uncommon is that most would-be Shivas are born in the North, where they drop they "a," resulting in not-so-uncommon "Shiv."
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With their space-efficient Ikea shelving units, you mean? That's how everyone will get on the island.Originally posted by Winston
Ah, but that's where the Swedes go, you see.
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Until XIX century France was more populous than Germany. They kicked-off with industrial revolution it seems.Originally posted by VetLegion
Why is Germany more populous than France? France is more flat and fertile and has better climate. It doesn't make sense."I realise I hold the key to freedom,
I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
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I think the napoleonic wars had much to do with france´s population growing so slowly in the XIX century, hundreds of thousands of young french men died, more than half a million if I recall correctly,I need a foot massageComment
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The population figure for Spain seemed too high, I thought it was more like 40 million than 44.4m. But that's probably what I get for previously referencing to the CIA factbook.
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Germany didn't exist until the 19th century...Originally posted by Heresson
Until XIX century France was more populous than Germany. They kicked-off with industrial revolution it seems.You just wasted six ... no, seven ... seconds of your life reading this sentence.Comment
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Has anyone said "clearly it's because you Eurocoms are all alike" yet?
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I just double checked the Spainish census, apparently population of Spain is a little over 40 million, the rest indeed being foreigners living there as Cort Haus alluded to. (Mostly Morrocans and Ecuadorians).One day Canada will rule the world, and then we'll all be sorry.Comment
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It did, but it was not united. That's a difference.Originally posted by Krill
Germany didn't exist until the 19th century..."I realise I hold the key to freedom,
I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
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UK actually has around 100m people now all of Poland is living in Britain.Comment
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World War I also led to a large demographic trough in males under the age of 30.Originally posted by Brachy-Pride
I think the napoleonic wars had much to do with france´s population growing so slowly in the XIX century, hundreds of thousands of young french men died, more than half a million if I recall correctly,Comment
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Meh, they want economic opportunities and they pay their taxes so who cares?Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.Comment
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