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'Hockey Stick' Trajectory in Global Population

The growth of the global human population also follows a 'hockey stick' pattern. For thousands of years, population growth was extremely slow. Around the 19th century, coinciding with advances in medicine, sanitation, and food production, the world's population began to increase at an unprecedented and exponential rate, creating the characteristic sharp upward turn of the hockey stick.

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