| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In 1971 Wilbur Zelinsky, in an article entitled Beyond the Exponentials; The Role of Geography in the Great Transition, fretted that The problem that shakes our confidence in the perpetuation and enrichment of civilized human existence or even our biological survival is that of growth: the rate, volume, and kinds of growth, and whether they can be controlled in intelligent, purposeful fashion.
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