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Saturday, February 18, 2023

Quotation of the Day

The overpopulation theory is, I think, one of the miracles of the history of ideas. It’s more than 200 years old today, it is still going strong, and it’s had 200 years of evidence against it piling up. And yet, it just keeps right on going.

--Thomas Sowell

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