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CMV: Thanos plan would basically accomplish nothing

So I've seen lots of people talk about Thanos plan to kill half the population and most arguments around it makes it sound like his solution is immoral, but might still work. 

But the thing is, he basically accomplished nothing. Human population growth is exponential. 50 years ago the human population was half of what it is today! So at best he delayed everything for 50 years at the cost if 3.5 billion lives! That has got to be the worst deal imaginable!

What's even worse is that he killed half of all **life**. That's right. He also killed **half of the food**. So not only did he halve the population, he put them at the exact spot point in terms of resource scarcity. 

Thanos plan was utterly stupid in every single way with 0 redeeming qualities. CMV.
gpt
I think the big slip up people have when analyzing his plan is assuming it’s coming from a place of logic.

It isn’t.

Remember his backstory? He pitched the same plan that he uses when he conquers a planet to his homeworld originally, and saw everyone on his home planet die off when they rejected him. He virtually has confirmation bias combined with his survivor’s guilt that form his messiah complex and “mission.” Because of that, he can create whatever logic he wants to justify the horrible things he’s seen doing in pursuit of it.

That’s the thing about his plans and the “logic” behind them. It’s never *supposed* to accomplish anything, because it’s based on the same emotion that Thanos claims to be above in the movies. To Thanos, he’s just trying to prove his theory was right to the ghosts of his fellow Titans.