Any statements about optimal population are inevitably culturally determined.

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True. The optimum statements made about a population, given by its inhabitants or foreigners is linked to the culture and tradition that each region has, the people have mentality and thoughts according to their beliefs about the population and support the good ideas about a certain region and its inhabitants. Culture influences as a means of attitudes and determine the behavior of people and reflects their thoughts and opinions about their population and other populations.

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