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Overpopulation Debate as a Psychosocial Hazard


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[2023]:  Reframing discourse on the unmentionable Disparate Strategic Possibilities Dangerously Neglected (Part 9/1)

[2023]:  Depopulation Depopulation, Development, Delusion, Depression, Denial, Denigration (Part 2/1)

[2023]:  Highly sensitive "root causes": population growth and overpopulation Sustainable Development Goals through Self-reflexive Root Cause Analysis (Part 8/1)

[2019]:  Deprecated considerations with respect to long-term climate change and migration issues Civil Society Coalition for Cultivation of Short-term Bias (Part 4/1)

[2019]:  Recognizing the "underside": paradoxical challenge to achieving sustainable governance Coping Capacity of Governance as Dangerously Questionable (Part 8/1)

[2018]:  Systemic negligence regarding population, migration and sustainablity Global Compact Enabling Complicity in the Ultimate Crime against Humanity (Part 5/1)

[2018]:  Selection of complementary metaphors Topology of a Renaissance stargate of higher dimensionality (Part 2/1)

[2018]:  Big Lie of the Anthropocene: underpopulation or overpopulation? Group of 7 Dwarfs: Future-blind and Warning-deaf (Part 7/1)

[2017]:  Missing dimensions -- exploring the shadow and crafting the unsayable? Reimagining Intercourse between the Righteous Unrightly Challenged (Part 4/1)

[2017]:  Resources with related references 64 Questions for the Environmental Conservationists of the World (Part 2/1)

[2017]:  Bubbles, balloons and cocoons Pricking the Bubble of Global Complacent Complicity (Part 3/1)

[2016]:  Psychoactive hazards in recognizing and engaging with risk Disastrous Floods as Indicators of Systemic Risk Neglect (Part 12/1)

[2016]:  Evil loops and sigils as a pattern language (Annex 8) Encyclopedia of Evil Claims, Claimants, Counter-claims and Sigils (Part 9/1)

[2016]:  Adapting a proven problem profiling methodology to profiling of evil (Annex 6) Encyclopedia of Evil Claims, Claimants, Counter-claims and Sigils (Part 7/1)

[2016]:  Risk aversion and question avoidance in strategic governance? Existential Challenge of Detecting Todays Big Lie (Part 10/1)

[2015]:  Self-reflexive discourse as catalyst for change Requisite Meta-reflection on Engagement in Systemic Change? (Part 9/1)

[2015]:  Population as strategic nexus of global sustainability Enabling Fruitful Multiplication of Global Population (Part 2/1)

[2015]:  Radical as a questionable focus of empathy? Coming Out as a Radical -- or Coming In? (Part 4/1)

[2015]:  Systemic inadequacies of the Environment Encyclical Papal Concern for Climate Change and Refugee Care (Part 4/1)

[2014]:  Collective dependence of religions on pain and suffering Systemic Reliance of World Religions on Human Sacrifice (Part 6/1)

[2014]:  Comprehension of Numbers Challenging Global Civilization Comprehension of Numbers Challenging Global Civilization (Part 1/1)

[2014]:  Cognitive mystery of holes, lacunae and incompleteness Is the World View of a Holy Father Necessarily Full of Holes? (Part 6/1)

[2014]:  Interpreting exhortation to adhere to God's Plan Adhering to God's Plan in a Global Society (Part 7/1)

[2014]:  Procedures for handling the potentially infected: remedial procedures for dis-ease and unrest Systemic Equivalences between Ebola, Alien Invasion and Dissidence (Part 9/1)

[2014]:  Inadequacy of conventional systems thinking Transcending an Asystemic View of Life (Part 2/1)

[2013]:  Academic misappropriation of the known-not-known dynamic University of Ignorance (Part 6/1)

[2013]:  Strategic frame setting through a pattern of questions Strategic Implications of 12 Unasked Questions in Response to Disaster (Part 7/1)

[2013]:  Exclusivism: gerrymandering, question avoidance, denial Vigorous Application of Derivative Thinking to Derivative Problems (Part 5/1)

[2012]:  Systemic negligence in engaging with complexity Unthought as Cognitive Foundation of Global Civilization (Part 4/1)

[2012]:  Formally ignoring a fundamental systemic process: the economy vs. the fucking? Scientific Gerrymandering of Boundaries of Overpopulation Debate (Part 7/1)