Infinite creation of knowledge

Knowledge is an infinite resource, constantly expanding and leading to the discovery of new resources. This idea is exemplified through the story of europium, where scientists initially believed that the finite amount of europium on Earth would eventually deplete due to its use in cathode ray tube manufacture. However, technological advancements rendered this concern irrelevant, as color television no longer relies on europium. This example highlights the notion that resources are not limited, but rather our knowledge and creativity.