John B. Calhoun and the Rats of N.I.M.H.

Thank you my friend CW5 Jack Cardwell The really smart rats are at Johns Hopkins. Oh sure, NIMH (pronounced N-I-M-H), the National Institute of Mental Health, in the field of over-population. Thomas Malthus extrapolated the overpopulations myth and overlooked distribution of food and increased productivity of agricultural output which increased significantly.
[1950's to 1960's] John B. Calhoun optimist, He worked to find solutions and noted the creativity of man and hoped for compassion to dominate.
1970's Calhoun developed Space Cadet focused on better use of space in crowded areas.

1970's Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich pessimist
Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich wrote The Population Bomb which predicted that by the 1970's hundreds of millions would die because over-population.

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Definitely need to rewatch this one.

Very interesting Jack, gonna watch it again.