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Alex
3 years ago
9

how a person lives off of the money they win in a lottery is similar to how the human population should live off the Earth's res

ources. explain the similarity
Advanced Placement (AP)
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dusya [7]3 years ago
8 0
Here's an answer:

Normally, people who win the lottery blow their money in months maybe days time. Humans abuse their abundance of things when they think they have a large amount of it. This is what people in some cases do will the Earth's natural resources. Oil companies and paper companies abuse the abundance of trees and oil that are found on Earth. Like someone who won the lottery, companies are blowing the amount of natural resources that are available to them at an alarmingly fast rate. This is how these two subjects share a similarity.
 
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