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This document discusses the views of several thinkers on population growth and resource scarcity including Malthus, Boserup, and the Club of Rome. It outlines what each group said, why they were right or wrong, and the author's overall perspective. In conclusion, the author shares their own view on population growth and believes the future depends on balancing resources and population, despite uncertainties.
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