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Looking at the underpopulation article, it looks like the author agrees: it opens:
"Not having 'believed' in the crisis of overpopulation, when it was in style back in the 'seventies, I have little trouble not believing in in the crisis of underpopulation now. ... Without such non-statistical, transcendental concepts as the good, the true, and the beautiful, things can only get worse, but I am confident that God who is their ultimate author will still exist. The more we separate ourselves from Him, the more we make ourselves into waste material, but the quantity of the waste is not really interesting."
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