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As technology creates wealth, society gets richer, which allows for more education, which allows for better technology. This is an upward spiral. Pilzer dismisses environmental doomsayers (in the 90s) as wrong because they didn't account for human ingenuity.

La economía clásica se basa en la "ley de la escasez": la idea de que los recursos son finitos y que por cada ganador debe haber un perdedor. Pilzer argumenta que esto es obsoleto. Riqueza Ilimitada Paul Zane Pilzer Pdf

En la era tecnológica, la riqueza se define por la capacidad de procesar información. Dado que la información y la tecnología pueden crearse y mejorarse indefinidamente, la riqueza no tiene límites. No estamos compitiendo por un trozo de pastel finito; estamos aprendiendo a hacer el pastel más grande para todos. As technology creates wealth, society gets richer, which

Pilzer describes modern entrepreneurs as alchemists. Medieval alchemists wanted to turn lead into gold. Modern alchemists turn waste into wealth. For example, sand (silicon) turned into computer chips is worth billions. A swamp turned into a Disney World resort is worth billions. The PDF explains that wealth is created by rearranging existing matter into a more valuable form using knowledge. La economía clásica se basa en la "ley

In economies with high inflation (Argentina, Venezuela, Chile, Spain), people feel poor. They search for a PDF because they need a mental reset. They want to know if it is possible to thrive when the government says the economy is shrinking. Pilzer’s answer is yes, but only if you change sectors.