The not really popping creases of the Earth's Population

history channel documentary hd Approve then, for the second time: How old is the earth? We should firstly speak to normal rationale for a minute. Today there are very nearly 8 billion individuals on this planet. As indicated by the enumeration distributed on June 24th 1999 there were 6 billion. In 1985 there were 5 billion. In 1810 there were 1 billion and in the season of Jesus, there were generally ¼ billion. A significant sharp bend in a negligible 2000 years! You say, "so what?" Here's "what": Has anybody maybe seen that the earth is not frightfully stuffed right at this point? Is it popping at the creases? No. In any case, exceptionally peculiar things become exposed when you do a little math. Dr Hovind says that even in the wake of considering all the neighborhood wars and all the world wars and every one of the illnesses and sicknesses in living memory and each other occasion and catastrophe that pulverized whole populaces, civic establishments and countries; if the world was more than 20 billion years of age (as the evolutionists claim), and if man has been around for as far back as 3 billion years (as they claim as well), then this old world would have been quite swarmed at this moment. Something like "150,000 individuals for each square crawl" he says! I'd like to call attention to that if that were the situation (the 3 billion year thing) then one would hardly have the capacity to dive in the greenery enclosure without discovering some human bones. What number of have you found? What number of have your neighbors and companions and relatives and colleagues found? I trust the evidence speak for itself. This world is not THAT old...