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 ## Lie \#3: Growth Requires Resources
 
-**The Myth:** Economic growth means making more physical stuff using more physical resources. The production function, Output equals f(Capital, Labor, Resources), is a law of nature. To grow, a nation must consume more of the planet.
+**The Myth:** Economic growth means making more physical stuff using more physical resources. To grow, a nation must consume more of the planet.
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+**Output = f(Capital, Labor, Resources)**
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+This production function, we are told, is a law of nature.
 
 **The Reality Check:** The digital economy already strained this assumption. The AI economy shatters it completely. Once trained, an AI model can serve a billion users without depleting, generate infinite unique outputs, and improve through use. It is like a factory that produces infinite goods, gets better with every unit made, and can be replicated for free. We now have a primary driver of economic growth, intelligence, that is fundamentally decoupled from material consumption.