You guys do actually know that the script for this entire movie could have been fitted on a table napkin? It was mostly improvised, so overinterpreting it is just plain stupid.
The rest of this topic made me laugh. Hard.
About resources: We have around 7 Billion people on this planet. Statistically, every US-American ate 123 kg meat in 2003 (source: Wikipedia, US-Americans consume the highest ammount of meat), if every person on this planet would have eaten that much meat, it would have been 861 billion kg meat. In one year.
In the US statistically everybody used 6.4 tons of oil equivalent (primary energy), the world average was 1.7, both values are for 2007 (source: http://www.bpb.de). This doesn't include regenerable energy. Yes, we do start exploiting new oil fields every year, but simply mostly because we start exploiting fields that weren't cost-effective in the past, but are now due to risen energy prices. We even go through great dangers, as the last oil catastrophy in the Gulf of Mexico has shown us. By the way, Japan is planning to reactivate it's nuclear reactors again, Fukushima anyone?
Oh, and of course we all produce waste, statistically the Russians produce most (or atleast they did in 2002), namely 1.439 Tons per person per year (source: www.worldmapper.org/). That would have been 10.073 Billion Tons if everyone on this planet would have done the same. Yes, of course we do recycle, in 2006 we recycled about 6.6% of our waste, so roughly if all 7 Billion people would have produced the same ammount of waste as the russians did back in 2002, 9.4 Billion Tons of waste would have been unrecycled. Per year.
Of course this planet is overpopulated, and if everybody was on the same high standards, you would realize that pretty fast too.
(And I never thought I would have this discussion over an Uwe Boll movie).
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