Population-- 6.7 billion toward 10 billion by 2050

Population growth of humans on Earth is a good thing--but not if we do not sustain the welfare and well being of humans everywhere. Classical Humanists like me, who follow Lyndon Larouche, know that we have to increase the potential relative population density per square mile of the Earth-- which implies the application of principles of Good Government-- a prime example being that which is possible under the US Constitution and the General Welfare clause--

The idea of cryonics is often criticized in terms of the potential to increase population "too much"-- but few realize that Vladimir Vernadsky has already solved the population problem-- through the concepts of noosphere and its relation to the biosphere. The idea that that the Earth has a limited "carrying capacity" for humans is an animal concept-- and simply doesn't apply to creatively reasoning humans. Storing cryonics patients for hundreds of years in increasing numbers and eventually recovering them won't adversely affect Earth's ability to sustain humans because we will always increase the ability of the Earth and it's surrounding near space enviornment to support humans well. The question of outer space is unanswered at this time-- although new materials might possibly insulate against deadly space radiation. (the moon walk landings were a hoax).

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