Non-linear Growth of everything defines the Industrial Revolution

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Non-linear Growth of everything defines the Industrial Revolution For this example: over a span of 56 years steel production has increased by a factor of 4.7 over this same time population growth has increased by a factor of 2.45 2.45N = 4.7; N ~ 1.75 The meaning of N is that if the population doubles, the associated steel output does not also double but increases by 2 1.75 = 3.6 times more steel.  This mathematical reality of resource use is continually disregarded.

This behavior first seen for Coal use in the UK How? Hire more miners; build more mines; scale the infrastructure to support global demand

Scaled Infrastructure

US Coal Consumption Factor of 10 growth from 1870-1920

Technology Efficiency Increases Consumption