At the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in 1800, there was about 1 Billion people. It took until 1927 for that to double to 2 billion, and go from the cotton gin to automatic weapons. I definitely think we could go from that to the society we have today without a 4x population increase in the last 96 years. We were already making basic computers during WW2. I don’t think the growth of population is the primary driver of the development the semi conductor, or silicon wafers, or transistors, or really any of the technological hallmarks of our current civilization. The institutions and wealth available would facilitate these developments among the highly trained academics, even if the population growth from 1927 to current was cut in half or even more.

I would say Clint Eastwood. He is the first Everyman tough guy I remember seeing. You could also say Paul Newman, but he is widely regarded as a very handsome man in his prime. Might take him out of the Everyman category.

He is an old character from OG Dragonball that Goku met while going train with Karin. He like Yamaha just become cannon fodder and comic relief by Z.