The laws of economics are subject to the laws of physics. The physical processes that govern this planet and… — Ian McDonald
The laws of economics are subject to the laws of physics. The physical processes that govern this planet and the continued life upon it place as stringent an upper limit on economic growth as the speed of light does on our knowledge of the universe.
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