Death

[securespark]

According to Wikipedia, as of 2022, an estimated total of 109 billion humans have died, or roughly 93.8% of all humans to ever live.

That is mind-blowing!

 

[blup]

Always wondered where they were buried

 

[Mottie]

According to Wikipedia, as of 2022, an estimated total of 109 billion humans have died, or roughly 93.8% of all humans to ever live.

That is mind-blowing!

Hers a quiz question for you: What single person was responsible for the death of a quarter of the world’s population?

 

[Odds]

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[Murdochcat]

According to Wikipedia, as of 2022, an estimated total of 109 billion humans have died, or roughly 93.8% of all humans to ever live.

That is mind-blowing!

That sounds rather a lot , based on the fact that it was estimated that the world population hit 1 billion in about 1800

 

[crystal ball]

Hers a quiz question for you: What single person was responsible for the death of a quarter of the world’s population?

If you believe the mumbo jumbo - Cain (not the Emmerdale one)

 

[securespark]

Going into the future, the United Nations reckons that the world population will peak around the year 2100 at approx. 11 billion and then begin to fall.

There may be no people left by the year 3000.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

Hers a quiz question for you: What single person was responsible for the death of a quarter of the world’s population?

John Player?

 

[Mottie]

If you believe the mumbo jumbo - Cain (not the Emmerdale one)

Yep.

 

[Deleted member 294929]

Yep.

All he said was blow the bloody doors off.

 

[securespark]

John Player?

Player was his middle name.
His surname was Special.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

Player was his middle name.
His surname was Special.

Was he related to King Size II?

 

[transam]

Mr Kalashnikov must be on the list some where ????

 

[Justin Passing]

Hers a quiz question for you: What single person was responsible for the death of a quarter of the world’s population?

Fisrt person who got and passed on TB?

 

[Munroast]

According to Wikipedia, as of 2022, an estimated total of 109 billion humans have died, or roughly 93.8% of all humans to ever live.

That is mind-blowing!

it would be interesting to know if the 109 billion that have died have collectively done as much damage to our planet as the 8 billion currently alive