Have heard well-educated men claim, that when the flood hit, some 4,500 years ago, the population was

likely in the billions - about like today.  While i have about no education beyond high school, do have cause to question the billions hypothesis.  When you look at both the decline of both greek and roman civilizations, you see a population decline.  War, famine, sickness, poverty are the causes.  Yeah, and we know what causes that - people would rather play rough, than do the adult thing (i.e., bring up Godly children, help poor people to help themselves).  Romans 1 reminds us, that you'll know when things are turning nasty - when even the women...

Well here we are, on the brink of 2023, and the stats are reading, MANY nations are below the 2.2 replacement level.  Yes, there are a few that are at 3.0 and above - places where war, disease and poverty are rampant.   Why the pop decline?  Because women are fed up with men's two-faced tyranny.  The Lord told Eve "...and he shall rule over you."   

A modern day peasants' revolt :)