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Farming could be done more efficently for sure, GMOs could increace crop yields significantly but I don’t think even then the UK would be able to reach enough production for the current population levels.

These kinds of places exist, but I don’t think they make up very much of the land in the UK. This is why I like to do my own research when…[Read more]

Do you know what farms are?

At current levels, 60% of our food has to be imported.

Do you know what farms are?

I made a mistake in this calculation, the area should have been divided by Pi before square rooting it, the correct solution is a circle with radius of 35 metres, not 61.

It’s been a few years since I studied geometry in school .

If you replace the numbers for the UK with the ones for England you come out with 2378 square metres of…[Read more]

I made a mistake in this calculation, the area should have been divided by Pi before square rooting it, the correct solution is a circle with radius of 35 metres, not 61.

If you replace the numbers for the UK with the ones for England you come out with 2378 square metres of land per person, or a circle with a radius of 28 meteres.

If you replace the numbers for the UK with the ones for England you come out with 2378 square metres of land per person, or a circle with a radius of 49 meteres.

I would say that most progressives are middle class, although I don’t have much hard evidence to support that, but most of the population is liberal.

If I did say that it was poor wording, I didn’t mean it to be taken literally that every Km2 of land has 421 people living on it.

I know I was talking about average density, I don’t see how talking about anything else would be useful. Look at my last post where I demonstrate what this number would actually mean if you visualised it.

It occoured to me that there is a better way to demonstrate what population density means. I will use the two following values in my calculations;

The population of the UK is 65,110,000.

The land area of the UK is 242,495 Km2

If we evenly distribute land evenly to each person (242,495 / 65,110,000) then we get 0.003724389 square kilometer per…[Read more]

It occoured to me that there is a better way to demonstrate what population density means. I will use the two following values in my calculations;

The population of the UK is 65,110,000.

The land area of the UK is 242,495 Km2

If we evenly distribute land evenly to each person (242,495 / 65,110,000) then we get 0.003724389 square kilometer per…[Read more]

It occoured to me that there is a better way to demonstrate what population density means. I will use the two following values in my calculations;

The population of the UK is 65,110,000.

The land area of the UK is 242,495 Km2

If we evenly distribute land evenly to each person (242,495 / 65,110,000) then we get 0.003724389 square kilometer per…[Read more]

You don’t seem to understand what population per square kilometer means, it’s nothing to do with cities. Go back and look at the map that I posted, that should give you an idea of the density compared to other places in the world.

I calculated it to be 420.53, which means for every square Km of land in England, there has to be 421 people living…[Read more]

You don’t seem to understand what population per square kilometer means, it’s nothing to do with cities. Go back and look at the map that I posted, that should give you an idea of the density compared to other places in the world.

So you’re saying that the EU will continue to fuction as normal with a large chunk of their budget gone? This is complete lunacy Scep.

What are you talking about? The only other developed military in the EU is France’s, which is weaker than the UK’s, and its entirely possible that France leaves too.

Those things are Le Pen’s main campaign…[Read more]

They are about as accurate as any other newspaper.

If you trust any of them then you have very major problems in terms of understanding what is true.

They are about as accurate as any other newspaper.

I was saying that the original source I used for population density had the wrong numbers.

I just calculated the population density for England myself, I came out with 420.530553658 people per Km2, which is just slightly higher than the ONS figures.

I calculated the population density myself, I came out with 420.530553658 people per Km2, which is just slightly higher than the ONS figures.