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Yes, it does, if you include exploitation of natural resources in the calculation.
by vouaobrasil 2y ago
Yes, it does, if you include exploitation of natural resources in the calculation.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> if you include exploitation of natural resources in the calculation Well yes, if you change definitions I am a pink elephant. There is no evidence “exploitation by the rich” of everyone else scales with population. (There is some evidence for the opposite.) Even if we talk environmentalism, economies of scale mean larger populations tend to be more efficient ceteris paribus. And the whole premise is foundational wrong: longer adult lifespans predict lower childbirth and population declines. Not increases.