"In 90 years from 1841 to 1930 Ireland’s population halved, from 8.4 million to about 4 million. The Famine started the decline, but emigration sustained it – Ireland’s population didn’t start growing again until the 1960s, and there are still about 2 million fewer people living there (Eire and NI) than in 1841."
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Viney 9 month s ago
As to Nr. 13. Not bacteria. It was fungi that developed and could digest wood with a specific enzyme. Since then, no new coal. That age (trees, but no fungi) is called carboniferous. Get it? carbon?
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Sig 9 month s ago
#1 Not as long, and not nearly as interesting a life, as Jeanne Calment.
#12 That sentence makes about as much sense as smelling the color twelve.
#12 That sentence makes about as much sense as smelling the color twelve.
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Moses 9 month s ago
#2 A method for what? Minimizing the living population?
#12 That sentence makes about as much sense as smelling the color twelve.