Mind and morals in divorce laws and food science
Dr. Albert E Wiggam argues divorce laws vary by state with little impact on rates, noting religious and moral factors dominate. The piece also cites a Harvard geologist and Kellogg’s USDA study, concluding science can raise food supply by about 25 percent, far below Mather's optimistic 200 to 400 percent.
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