> For more than a century, the prevailing fear, dating back to English economist Thomas Malthus who lived between 1766 to 1834, was of a booming population outrunning its food supply.
thank goodness george washington carver showed we could feed the world using just the scraps of our ingenuity
I'm not exactly sure when it ended but I'd say it started ending around September 11, 2001. I really haven't seen much that resembles the world since around that time. Definitely after covid, though, the world was pretty much over. It's a relatively slow process but it's just about complete now. Be patient.
> For more than a century, the prevailing fear, dating back to English economist Thomas Malthus who lived between 1766 to 1834, was of a booming population outrunning its food supply.
thank goodness george washington carver showed we could feed the world using just the scraps of our ingenuity
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Well there’s still time.
I'm not exactly sure when it ended but I'd say it started ending around September 11, 2001. I really haven't seen much that resembles the world since around that time. Definitely after covid, though, the world was pretty much over. It's a relatively slow process but it's just about complete now. Be patient.
I still don't believe Europe ever got over WW1. So many of its issues result from it.