You Must Be Kidding

A baby cries on a weighing scale at a local hospital in Suining, in southwest China's Sichuan province. The world's population will hit 7 billion early in 2012 and top 9 billion in 2050, with the vast majority of the increase in developing countries in Asia and Africa, according to revised U.N. population estimates released March 11. (AP Photo / March 23, 2009)

As published in Newsday

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