You're observation is correct. It has been established that the earth has enough room to house every human that has ever lived. (I forgot the source).
The problem is just as you describe. Improper land distribution, misplaced infrastructure, and other dumb decisions made by men.
But I don't think we can count on that changing..... 
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Originally Posted by tynashracing
I don't know motordavid. When I drive on 64, 40, 81, 95...I see an awful lot of real-estate that's empty land. However, when I visit NY, LA I see a very crowded space and see your point. I'm sure there are other metro areas that are quite crowded as well. Why? I suspect that that's where the jobs are located. Do you think we could spread things out a bit more? If they built factories in wide open spaces...I think populations would spread out to meet the demands. Infrastructure could be built and that would also be a source for putting people to work.
Honestly man, I don't know. It's just an alarming number to see that many killed in a single year.
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