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    Leslie White's Contention That "Culture Evolves as the Efficiency of Energy
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Leslie White's Contention That "Culture Evolves as the Efficiency of Energy

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Leslie White's contention that "culture evolves as the efficiency of energy capture increases" is borne out by Johnson's data on the relationship between energy input and output in hunter-gatherer, horticultural, and intensive agricultural societies.

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