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Nate Hagens

as the subject of the conversation, focusing on the history of energy and the interconnectedness of energy sources.

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David Edgerton

when discussing Jean-Baptiste Frézor's argument about continuous production.

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David Edgerton

, referring to Jean-Baptiste Frézor's argument about the increasing production of everything.

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Azeem Azhar

to illustrate how adopting new energy sources increases demand for older ones.

Mentioned by Chris as a book exploring the history of climate change.

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