Traveler Culture as Evolutionary Lifeboat

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AnOldHope

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well neither of really know what we're talking about but look at the world population before the industrial revolution. apparently it's about 1/7th of what it is now. so about just under 1b people worldwide. That's approx an 85% reduction.

I think in the absence of industrialized agriculture and supporting technologies, that reduction is not unrealistic.

In the intervening conflict, its not impossible it could be even lower.

I think in those instances the capacity and inclination to travel and live isolated may be an important survival factor.
 

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