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2. Population growth might differ between developed and undeveloped countries. In fact, "Almost all of the additional 3.7 billion people from now to 2100 will enlarge the population of developing countries, which is projected to rise from 5.9 billion in 2013 to 8.2 billion in 2050 and to 9.6 billion in 2100.("Linking Poverty, Population, and Development", 2013). To all: If we want to control population growth, should we focus our efforts on the high-growth regions? What action can we take?
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3. Humans can be inconsistent and biased. However, when a scientific study is done again and again by different groups of scientists, it adds credibility to the results when they are the same as the original study. Let's look at a scenario. Suppose that a group of scientists find that a new medication is successful in causing mice to lose weight. They publish their results, and another team of scientists repeats the study. They find that the medication does not cause the mice to lose weight. What does this say about the original study? What do the scientists in the original study should do now?
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