Europe is shrinking. Africa is doubling. Asia is declining. The data is from the United Nations and it points in one direction. By 2100 the world will look nothing like it does today. The question is whether that matters, and to whom? My full italki profile: https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/8425021

By the end of this lesson you will have: 1. Analysed UN population projections for Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas to 2100. 2. Debated whether a majority African world population would produce a better world. 3. Assessed whether East Asian cultural decline is an inevitable consequence of demographic collapse. 4. Argued whether African population growth should be used to replace declining European populations. 5. Decided whether nationality and heritage have measurable value or are obstacles to human progress.