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Chapter 3: Inferences from Analogy.
Question 1 of 2
What key difference does George draw between man and other animals regarding the food supply?
A
Man's increase in numbers can itself increase the supply of food (e.g., more men means more chickens or salmon), unlike beasts whose numbers are capped by fixed food
B
Animals can increase their own food supply but humans cannot
C
There is no difference; both are equally limited by nature
D
Humans require far less food per capita than animals
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