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Capitalism and Overpopulation as Engines of Scientific and Technological Progress
1. Introduction The interplay between capitalism and overpopulation helped drive unprecedented acceleration in scientific discovery and technological innovation. Capitalism’s profit‑motives and competitive markets incentivize invention, while population pressures create urgent demand for productivity-enhancing solutions.
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