[bennysonething]

"...suggests that if the world invested in a “Giant Leap” to reduce poverty and inequality, the world population would peak at around 8.5 billion people in 2040 and decline to 6 billion by the end of the century."

Like a great leap forward?

Or maybe focus on the things that actually lift people out of poverty, free markets and rule of law.

[water-your-self]

> things that actually lift people out of poverty, free markets

I'd love to hear this reasoning explained.

[botswana99]

the last thirty years of history: https://ourworldindata.org/is-globalization-an-engine-of-eco...

[giraffe_lady]

Capitalism taking the credit for undoing a tiny fraction of the damage caused by colonialism.