Sorry if the way I expressed myself sounded overly critical! It's just that futurism to me (especially of the hopeful kind) goes hand-in-hand with (scientific) immortality, and it seemed strange that you would mention dwindling population issues at the same time as mentioning immortality. If anything, it's rising in population numbers that would be the problem! I was just pointing out a possible incongruity in those two views. I realize you were putting forth ideas, not writing a thesis.
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I actually mentioned population increase at one point due to that as well, but it was very brief. Due to people not dying.
Anyway, I just finished a new post that delves into that a little deeper. Though I also went on a lot of tangents. Like I said I write stream of consciousness style. So it flows from my mind and I write it. It sometimes comes out great, and other times it is a mess. :)
Just realized our new deepthink challenge might be right up your alley! https://steemit.com/deepthink/@steemdeepthink/deep-think-challenge-1
I'll check it out.