As world population increases, do you, as an individual, become less valuable and less important?

Answer 1

yes and the important thing is resources become less available!

Answer 2

No, not necessarily. It's all about contribution, and everyone can contribute in some way. It's part of the reason we've survived for so long. Just because there are more of us doesn't mean everyone contributes less.

Sometimes a single person can change the world in some way - it could be anyone. The population is built on the backs of individuals, no matter how large. With so many highly specialized fields open today, especially in science and technology, there will always be something for everyone to do and be valuable doing it.

Answer 3

Yes, because individualism is a congame ran on the masses to decrease the world's population. To become valued one must be about collectiveness or extended family foundation building. The best glue for that is polygamy in 3rd world, agriculturally-based countries. Case closed.

Answer 4

Not in the least bit. I am a unique individual with talents, experience, and personality which no one else has. Nobody in the world is anywhere close to being Me. Don't ever underestimate individuality.

Answer 5

In the eyes of God, each individual is extremely important and will never lessen in value. In the eyes of the world, however, people are seemingly less important.

Answer 6

No, because although we're unlikely to affect as high a percentage of the population, it's possible that we can affect a higher total population.

Answer 7

Yes, we become only numbers. For every new person born on Earth, our own value decreases. Dime a dozen, sort of theorizing.