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Because there's no indication that we have access to resources to allow the billions of people on the planet to live the life of an (inflation-adjusted) trillio
by addaon 5y ago
Because there's no indication that we have access to resources to allow the billions of people on the planet to live the life of an (inflation-adjusted) trillionaire. Our exponential-growth model of resource availability and the economy as a whole is limited by basic physics to be a brief window, followed by an unknown duration of quartic growth (at best), finally approaching an asymptote of quadratically-increasing access to resources.