The OP has seriously misunderstood Malthus. Malthus never got to understand that resources are relative and prices too. That's the same problem with people sayi

The OP has seriously misunderstood Malthus. Malthus never got to understand that resources are relative and prices too. That's the same problem with people saying we are doomed because oil is finishing: there will be alternatives, prices will go so high to incentive real research on alternative energies. And the examples are mere examples of economic incentive, not even that clear if you ask me. But then, what do I know, I only studied this stuff.