Mike Corey

That's another thing with Darwin.

When I was talking about Trojan horse assumptions, that's another thing.

He's a presuming gradualism.

He's kind of banning the idea of creative leaps.

Now going back to Malthus, that's also what Malthus is doing, because Malthus is saying these dismal cataclysms that I forecast will happen if you don't have creative thought introducing new scientific discoveries that translate into new technologies that allow us to overcome those limits to growth.

He's an expert at the limits.

And so he's, and all of these,

much more human, I would say, people who have much more intact with their human faculties who are competent administrators, scientists, economists who are advising Lincoln in those days are making very, very solid critiques.

It's not me coming up with this.

This is people like Henry C. Carey and Henry Clay, like leading American statesmen.

who are all making the point Malthus is ignoring the fundamental thing that humans do when we're being natural and loving and good and we're being creative, we're being problem solvers.

And we're translating new discoveries that are metaphysical into applications that allow us to overcome those limits to growth and have more people at a higher quality of life, which Malthus denies, like ontologically denies.

And Darwin also denies.

She's brilliant.

She does.

Yeah.

She's awesome.

Yeah.

It's a gift that keeps on giving that one, right?

I mean- It's the muse.