> Population growth massively slows down the more your basic needs are met. No, this is the point you’re missing: your presumption is predicated on being able

> Population growth massively slows down the more your basic needs are met. No, this is the point you’re missing: your presumption is predicated on being able to meet everyone’s basic needs cheaply. What I’m saying is that this is not possible, and that high prices are the feedback mechanism.