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In 1960, the magazine "Science" predicted that the world's population would reach a level close to infinity by November 13, 2026, based on an analysis of population growth over two thousand years. The study relied on mathematical models that assumed continuous, accelerating population growth, anticipating that this would lead to a critical human overcrowding disaster. Over time, however, it became apparent that birth rates had begun to decline since the 1990s, causing actual growth to diverge from the original expectations. This clarified that the projected date does not represent humanity's demise but rather highlights the limitations of mathematical predictions that rely on constant assumptions which have since changed.
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