When an ecologist warns that we are using up irreplaceable natural resources and an economist rejoins that

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When an ecologist warns that we are using up irreplaceable natural resources and an economist rejoins that ingenuity and enterprise will find substitutes for most resources, what underlying premises and definitions shape their arguments?

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