Re:Nuclear war is unlikely to cause human extinction?
by int_19h on Sunday November 15, 2020 @04:27AM
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If 90% of the population dies, we're left with around 750 million people worldwide.
Last time the world had that many people in it was around 1750. How fast could the people back in 1750 get to the present technological level, if they had all the science and engineering and exploration already figured out, and also got a bunch of machinery to kickstart things?
Last time the world had that many people in it was around 1750. How fast could the people back in 1750 get to the present technological level, if they had all the science and engineering and exploration already figured out, and also got a bunch of machinery to kickstart things?