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This is generally true for primary production like agriculture, however, agriculture is something less than 5% of our effort, and for the majority of our econom
by PeterisP 3y ago
This is generally true for primary production like agriculture, however, agriculture is something less than 5% of our effort, and for the majority of our economy we have the opposite effect where economies of scale enable much greater efficiency - i.e. more or better goods/services for the same amount of labor - than it could be possible with a much smaller population.
- kwhitefoot 3y agoThat economy of scale comes from a few billion people. A large fraction of the world's population neither contributes to it nor benefits much from it.