A population decline (or depopulation) in humans is a reduction in a human population caused by events such as long-term demographic trends, as in sub-replacement fertility, urban decay, white flight, or rural flight, or due to violence, disease, or other catastrophes.[1] Depopulation can be largely beneficial for a region, allocating more resources and less competition for the new population, in addition to exempting the disadvantages of overpopulation, such as increased traffic, pollution, real estate prices, and environmental destruction. Per-capita wealth may increase in depopulation scenarios[2][3][4], in addition to improvement of environmental quality-of-life indicators[5] such as improved air and water quality, reforestation, return of native species, etc. The accompanying benefits of depopulation have been termed shrink and prosper,[6] with benefits being similar to the post-Civil War Gilded Age, post-World War I economic boom, and the post-World War II economic boom.
Nature allows boys the freedom to explore and learn
Explanation:
It depends on the boy and the conditions under which access is available. Some will observe the natural order and the rules natural systems live by. Others will enjoy the freedom to explore and learn without the influence of the perspective of others.
People who suffer from anorexia tend to be skinner than those who suffer from bulimia. Both are eating disorders that deal with a person going through unhealthy measures to be skinny or feel skinny. People who have anorexia may actually starve themselves or feel when they are really underweight, while people with bulimia may overeat and than purge themselves for feeling guilty and fat.
