Kasz216 said:
How would you decide which 100 million to keep? Well actually... come to think of it. That's about the actual population of the US. Though you would rather live in france. |
Either by some kind of centralized planning or completely at random to be fair.
And keeping all members of one country would be unfair, although that would at least offer the benefit of everyone speaking the same language. Although I would consider it to be a huge loss if every other language and culture was eradicated. The world would be a boring ass place if there were only one predominant culture.
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