Yes, the world's resources are finite and we use them up all the time.

No, humanity has not discovered them all, or know the actual quantity available to us. Like how discovery of silicon leads to enrichment of a country pretty much immediately (relative scale, still may take a few decades). The resource was there the entire time, the economic output was not, it was not a part of the market until it's discovery.

> You are just being obstinate all over this thread not even rebutting points, just straw-manning.

If I am, then its in opposition to another's "strawman".

> You read like an argumentative'AI'.

Thanks, I do like to defeat other people's logic by the most simplest means. If you can't answer, then you don't have a solution, you have an opinion of dubious quality.