History of cornucopian thought: Revision history

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curprev 19:4019:40, 2 December 2022‎ Dan Polansky discuss contribs‎ 2,280 bytes +2,280‎ New resource with "{{original research}} This original article intends to track the publication history of cornucopian thought. Cornucopians are thinkers who claim any of the following: * Human population can grow indefinitely and human ingenuity will make sure resource availability will catch up. * There are no natural resources. * Natural resources are not finite in any practical sense. Publication history: * In 1981, Julian Simon published ''The Ultimate Resource''. See W:The Ultimat..."

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