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From: Flancian <0@flancia.org>
Date: Sat, 25 Jan 2025 23:28:20 +0100
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 - a [[philosophical argument]].
   - by [[Brandon Carter]] and [[John Leslie]] and [[Richard Gott]].
   - "Because a random human would tend to find themselves in the middle of the population of all humans to exist…" 
-    - There is the [[reference class]] issue.
-    - And why does it imply really we are near extinction, instead of a bit later than halfway? (population growth is accelerating but I think overall ~100 billion humans are expected to have lived so far, and we are only 7 billion currently.)
+    - Why does it imply really we are near extinction, instead of a bit later than halfway? (population growth is accelerating but I think overall ~100 billion humans are expected to have lived so far, and we are only 7 billion currently.)
+    - There is the possible [[reference class]] issue, as pointed out by [[Claude]].