Exponential growth in a static environment is impossible. This is provable.
With that conclusion ironclad you no longer get to tapdance around the point. Which is that we must end reliance on growth.
There are other much sooner limits. Thermal forcing becomes as important as GHG forcing within a century, for example. Similarly you can't assert light water reactors as a solution (including idiotic ideas like making depleted fuel permanently unavailable) because there is not enough uranium to maintain exponential growth for more tha 80 years or so at 3% burnup.
Without exponentially increasing energy you don't get exponentially increasing resource extraction.
'The pie will grow exponentially fast forever so it doesn't matter that I'm stealing an exponentially larger share of it' is a lie.
There are enough resources for everyone to thrive, we just have to stop giving them to liars as a reward for already having some.