There is no intrinsic growth for humans,
there is too much social/cultural impact.
The human capacity to interact with the environment
and to forsee/simulate the results of such an equation,
and manipulate all factors adds some uncomfortable
maths to this equation...
I have one of Ree's
Eva Durant wrote,
yes, i stopped reading it when lot of the variables were
arbitrarily called constants, when most of them never are.
Too many people are already causalties of the
present economics, I think acting earlier is better,
whereever is the alleged point of inflection,
I have the
From a lecture on populations by Dr. Stephen T. Abedon
http://www.mansfield.ohio-state.edu/mans/microbio/biol1540.htm
"a very important equation:
A differential equation approximating the sigmoidal growth curve of an ideal
population is:
dN/dt = rN(K - N) / K
where r is the intrinsic rate of
