Population A Hindrance.

[prashansas 0]

Is populism our greatest obstacle to growth and success? Are world leaders really just sitting on solutions to all our problems – but they can’t implement them because of us?

It's a simple rule, if you have 7 members in a family and just one or two out of them is working it will become very difficult to manage everything.A lot of compromise and adjustment requires to be done by all the family members in order to fulfill everyone's demands and requirements. Because this family would require to manage the daily budgeting in accordance to basic needs. Also if there are small children their need of education is there. Most of the times when there are small children in a family usually 1 out of them has to sacrifice their education so their siblings can continue schooling. It is the same way with a country. It is like one big family though not related to each other in blood but in heart. Like the saying goes

“The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other's life.”- Richard Bach.

And when something goes wrong in our country it does affect us as citizens of the same country. If the prices rise in our country we are affected, if there is war going on in our country again we are affected. So likewise, when the population increases we suffer because the demand is more but supply is limited.
Also we say one is a loner, while two is a team. Likewise, when we work alone we usually find it boring and hectic but when we work in pairs or as a team we usually find it interesting and can share our ideas and views and work accordingly and do a better work. So, if we as one big family try and put in our efforts to control the population rates in our country and be supportive to the right cause everyone can live in harmony and peace and have lesser sufferings. So "Populism according to me is our greatest obstacle to growth and success"

And last but not the least like Thomas Robert Malthus said, "“Population, when unchecked, increases in a geometrical ratio.”

Edited May 21, 2012 by moderator (see edit history)