Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Overpopulation is a myth, according to economist Marian L. Tupy.
The public assumes that adding more people to the world means the resources we share will become scarcer, but the evidence shows the opposite: As the world’s population has grown, resources have become more abundant.
He calls this phenomenon “superabundance.”
Watch “The ‘Overpopulation’ Myth” at our YouTube channel.
Overpopulation is a myth, according to economist Marian L. Tupy.
The public assumes that adding more people to the world means the resources we share will become scarcer, but the evidence shows the opposite: As the world’s population has grown, resources have become more abundant.
He calls this phenomenon “superabundance.”
Watch “The ‘Overpopulation’ Myth” at our YouTube channel.
