2.3 billion people will have died
By the end of the year 2050
And that is as natural as it can get, it is part of life.
Do not know when, but count me in...
Would you agree on the statement that fungi and bacteria are natural appearing objects? And how about viruses? What if these natural appearing objects indeed are to be considered part of life and they could cause diseases, could dying because of that then be seen as a natural cause? It is the actual disease that might become the cause of death and there are many variaties possible, some of them combined. The older we get as human beings the more we degenerate, beyond a certain age, around 70 plus, that even seems to speed up. But most of us already experience the early signs when we are somewhere in our 40s. Excelling in sports? Well, most physical based ones will have you feel 'old' already at the age of 35... And those who want to peak might consider that their body does so around the age of 25. On average we are the most healthy, most energetic, well balanced, in our younger years. Most diseases become a burden when we are closing in to 70 and go beyond. Luckily there is all sorts of (health) care, so we are actually able to extend our years alive on this planet. With a little help here and there some of us may even go beyond 80, or 90, while a few will make it past a 100. Yet, we all know, that one day we will breathe our last breath.
Death is a part of life, yet it seems to be a subject that is not easily spoken of. And it is something that is feared by many fellow human beings. And the older one gets, the closer to that last day, the faster time seems to pass. That is a relative perception. It is like being at a party, in the beginning of the evening things are starting off slowly. But when the call for the last round comes, time seem to go much faster. That one last drink before the bar closes. The evening went by way too fast, hopefully it was a fun experience, while it lasted. Guess that accounts for our personal life as well. We get born one day, the other we die, in between we live our life, in the way we can, with our talents and our challenges. And then there is privileges and disadvantages also to be considered. With a bit of luck we might even be able to look back and conclude: "It was not a perfect ride, but all in all it was worth it in the end."
More were born, more will die
Now, one thing that I noticed as an anomaly, during this whole 'virus' thing, was that the exponential growth of humanity was not taken into account, while counting those who unfortunately died. From the 1920s on to about the 1970s a lot more people were born on earth, relative to the amounts dying. Where humanity counted 2 billion in 1920, a hundred year later they got close to 8 billion. Meaning that over a time span of a 100 years 6 billion people were added to the earths humanoid population. And just as we know that they were born, we also know that they are not getting an eternal life in this reality of ours. Meaning, at some point those billions will have passed away, including me. Not something that I want to think about constantly, because at some point I might forget about living my life. And I already consider mine as living in my bonus years. Meaning that if I can go out for a long bike ride, for example, I will, as long as I can and my health challenges let me do so. (Yesterday evening I almost got run over twice by cars, cycling on the same road, on my route forth and back, must have been my lucky day!)
If the earth its human population grew by 6 billion over a time span of a 100 years then that would also imply that these people will die at some point in their life. When the average life span of a human being is about 80 years and the first baby boom started in 1920, then we can expect a clear raise in death counts at about the year 2000. Some years before, like starting from about 1997 to 2004, somewhere about that time it should become visible in the statistics. And I know, you and I are living and breathing human beings, not numbers, but I think, especially in these days, it might be convenient to have a broader look at these kind of statistics. Especially when it seems that some group are claiming that there is a global disaster going on. Apparently according to them caused by a certain virus. But I started to notice some anomalies, already in the beginning of this whole situation. And the biggest one so far, is the one where a natural life and death statistical scientific provable fact seems to be connected to a certain believed havoc causing virus. There are several oddities connected to this 'virus' that make it questionable, to state the least. One being the so called PCR-test getting pulled back by January 1st 2022. Because it seems it can not distinguish between the Influenza and the Corona type viruses. So what has it been detecting worldwide for two years in a row then? Another fact then might be claimed: Influenza is still here and it has never disappeared.
The numbers
About 30 percent of the current human population will have died by the end of the year 2050. Which boils down to about 2.3 billion fellow human beings. And as the birth booming business started to slow down after the year 1970, the earths its total population growth slows down in the future. At some point the average age will become lower, meaning relatively more younger people than seniors. But that is to be expected after the year 2050, more or less. Before that year we can expect more seniors, more care needed and higher death numbers on a global scale. And again, be aware of this natural cause of events getting connected to some false virus disaster claim. Not stating that people wont die of lung, heart, vascular and other diseases anymore. Contrary, many of us will die of natural causes like kidney failure, sepsis, cancer and so forth and so on. Just like those who will die of one or more infections, caused by different pathogens.
Another anomalie is that hospitals have been closing down including IC units, over the last couple of years (at least in Nederland). While the statistics show that a large group of human kind will need medical (and other) care, senior age related. The municipality that I live in recently announced they are going to cut the home care budget by 50 percent. Especially the elderly who live at home are going to be hurt by that. Also those who work in home care are going to lose about half of their hours, meaning they are going to lose close to half of their income. Remember how 'we' were supposed to make sure the health care would not be overwhelmed by sick people, therefore those so called 'measures' where needed? But who closed down many hospitals, including IC units? So, governments made huge cuts in health, medical and other care, but 'we the people' had to take one for the team... Between 1920 and 1970 there was a birth explosion, that also means there will be a death matching that between 2000 and 2050 (added 80 years of average life span to it.) Now this also implies that between now (2021) and 2050 a relative large group of elderly people will need health, medical, home and other care. Which makes it odd, to state the least, that any government would make huge cuts in the care department. What might that imply? Most will not be getting necessary care, unless they can effort to pay for it? And those who still propagate 'the killer virus' belief system, some of whom even want to enforce others to get injected with mRNA, believe they are acting social...? Well, there is probably nothing to convince the otherwise, so why even bother.
And for those who want to know the numbers of the 2.3 billion expected human deaths on earth, between 2021 and 2050, according to the United Nations source Our World In Data dot org, here they are:
| Entity | Year | Deaths estimation |
|---|---|---|
| World | 2021 | 60119439 |
| World | 2022 | 61044145 |
| World | 2023 | 61990867 |
| World | 2024 | 62950505 |
| World | 2025 | 63917848 |
| World | 2026 | 64893280 |
| World | 2027 | 65884945 |
| World | 2028 | 66899725 |
| World | 2029 | 67939313 |
| World | 2030 | 69007500 |
| World | 2031 | 70108226 |
| World | 2032 | 71241874 |
| World | 2033 | 72406527 |
| World | 2034 | 73598771 |
| World | 2035 | 74814931 |
| World | 2036 | 76050792 |
| World | 2037 | 77299700 |
| World | 2038 | 78554222 |
| World | 2039 | 79807641 |
| World | 2040 | 81054370 |
| World | 2041 | 82290945 |
| World | 2042 | 83516487 |
| World | 2043 | 84729434 |
| World | 2044 | 85926656 |
| World | 2045 | 87106205 |
| World | 2046 | 88267561 |
| World | 2047 | 89411634 |
| World | 2048 | 90538631 |
| World | 2049 | 91647388 |
| World | 2050 | 92736830 |
| ---------- | ------ | ------------------ |
| Total | : | 2275756392 |
Make no sense, or does it?
Why this whole list of destructive events on a global scale, claiming there is an everlasting 'killer virus' on the lose. So the whole world needs to be shut down, the economy destroyed, many lives lost and the whole shebang reset and claimed to be build back better? Well, I have been told many times that when things do not seem to make sense, one just has to follow the flow of the money. And with that comes (believed) power and control. Guess, then at some point it all starts to make sense, as these statistic numbers and figures have been known to those who belief they are in power for a long time. Therefore to you and me it might not make any sense to cut heavily in health, medical, home and personal care, by any government. Especially when it has been known for a long time that a large part of our population will be seniors for the next 30 years. And they are the ones who need care, after a certain age, to live their lives substantively as long as they can, as well as they can. So, all those financial cuts in any care related system do make no sense at all. Either those who did it are stupid, or they did very well know, but just do not care. And you might ask yourself, just like I do, in what way could the sudden appearance of a supposed 'killer virus' be 'helpful' to those who want money, power and control, on a global scale?
A big lie has to be believable, otherwise it wont become an illusionary truth to the many. Also no matter how this big lie seems to be getting debunked and the liars exposed, it will be spon and framed to be taken for the truth again. No masks, then masks, then two masks, get those injections and do not wear a mask, a 'variant' wear that mask... Scapegoats: those who use their human right to refuse to get an injection. Stigmatizing them as all kinds of bad persons. Giving away presents when people get an injection. Seems some are desperate to get the job done, or maybe not that many actually are getting the injection(s)? It being voluntary in essence seems to have become conditional all of a sudden. One oddity after the other and it seems those who have been called 'tin foil hats' and what not, have been spot on. They can state: "I told you so!", recent so called 'vaccin passport' mandates just added another one to the list. But hey, look there 'the numbers are up again', worry about it, be afraid, be in fear. Do not go outside, you might get fresh air and vitamine D. Hard not to get cynical. But I do honestly hope that the vast majority of humanity are able to snap out off it, eventually.
Observe critically, think substantively and express yourselves freely!
More births at one point, leads to more deaths at another.
Source image Our World In Data dot org