Asia's most affluent societies have taken the greatest precautions.
Out of Control People living in affluent societies today swim in a sea of redundant calories.
Expectations may have to change, together with the way affluent societies provide for their elderly.
It can even spread to affluent societies, but obviously cannot trigger mass persecutions there.
"Grandmother investment aimed at improving grandchildren's nutrition in subsistence societies may have different outcomes in contemporary affluent societies".
"Sexual competition among females seems to increase due to circumstances that tend to be particularly common in affluent societies," Dr. Ferguson said.
"Camp taste is by its nature possible only in affluent societies, in societies or circles capable of experiencing the psychopathology of affluence".
Diseases of nutrition include the effects of undernutrition, prevalent in less-developed areas but present even in affluent societies, and the effects of nutritional excess.
"Camp taste is by its nature possible in affluent societies, in societies capable of experiencing the psychopathology of affluence," she wrote in a 1964 essay.
People fortunate enough to live in affluent societies, he argued, should give up most of their luxuries and share their wealth with the world's impoverished.
We suspect that the slashing of direct grants to the city council will have a dramatic effect in northern, deprived areas while supporting southern, more affluent societies.
