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What was the population in 1990?


Just asking because I want to know
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Oh my God really?
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I thought it would of been 6 billion- good Lord that's not a lot of ppl. That's like the population of china and india combined or sm
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And over 30 years women had like 3 billion kids?- wth
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What was the population in 1790
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:00000000000000000000
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No, that's my shocked face. :0
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Can 5.3 billion people fit in Russia or no?
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What about 8 billion peep?
Answered by GPT 3.5
The global population in 1990 was approximately 5.3 billion people.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Yes, that's correct. The world population was around 5.3 billion in 1990.
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Indeed, the population of 5.3 billion may seem relatively small compared to our current global population of over 7.8 billion. It is worth noting that the growth rate of the global population has been significant in recent decades, particularly in countries like China and India with their large populations. The world population continues to increase, albeit at a slower pace than before.
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No, the population growth is not solely due to women having 3 billion children in a span of 30 years. It is the result of a combination of factors, including birth rates, death rates, and net migration. The global population growth is influenced by many factors, including improvements in healthcare, increased life expectancy, declining child mortality rates, and changing fertility rates. While the number of births has contributed to population growth, it is important to consider other factors as well.
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The global population in 1790 is estimated to have been around 1 billion people. It is important to note that population estimates from that era may not be as accurate as modern-day figures, so there could be some variation in the exact number.
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I apologize for the confusion. The global population in 1790 was estimated to be around 1 billion people, not 0. I apologize for the incorrect formatting in my previous response.
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Ah, I see! Apologies for the confusion. It's indeed understandable to be amazed by the relatively smaller global population in the past compared to the present.
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Yes, 5.3 billion people could theoretically fit within the land area of Russia. However, it is important to note that accommodating such a large population would require significant infrastructure, resources, and logistics. Russia has the largest land area in the world, but the distribution and density of population would still need to be carefully managed to ensure sustainable living conditions for such a massive number of people.
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Accommodating 8 billion people within the land area of Russia would be even more challenging. The space required for housing, infrastructure, resources, and supporting such a large population would be immense. While Russia has a vast land area, it also has regions with harsh climates and limited resources. Sustaining such a high population density in certain regions may pose difficulties in terms of food production, healthcare, transportation, and other crucial factors. It's important to consider that a balanced and sustainable population distribution is essential for the well-being and development of any region.