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| Graph #1 from Mark J. Perry at Carpe Diem |
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| Graph #2 from Mark J. Perry at Seeking Alpha |
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Perry gets two different results from the same data: 2% growth since 1800 on the one graph and, on the other, 1.5% growth before 1904 and 2% after. Dipshit.
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