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How Dematerialization Is Changing the World: A Response to Giorgos Kallis
We are doing more with less, say Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley, and improved technology is the reason why.
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The World Is Indeed Improving: A Response to Philipsen and Trebeck
Marian Tupy argues that we're doing more with less--and growing better off in the process.
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How Markets Create Value: A Response to Philipsen and Trebeck
Gale Pooley argues that markets create value in ways that physicists are apt to miss.
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Resources Are More Abundant Than Ever, and People Are the Reason
Additional human beings add to our economic capacity rather than diminishing it, say Marian L. Tupy and Gale Pooley.
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From a Harmless Bet to Russian Roulette
Katherine Trebeck and Dirk Philipsen say that the relentless pursuit of economic growth is harmful in the long term.
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Why Malthus’s Gospel of Growth Was, and Still Is, Wrong
Giorgos Kallis argues that we shouldn't want economic growth to continue indefinitely. Nor will it do so.
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Reply to Weijer
Jessica Flanigan argues that human challenge trials can work well under real-world conditions.
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Challenge Trials and the Flourishing Life
Ben Bramble argues that challenge trials conflict with the virtuous, well-lived life.