Promoting this view involves shaping mindsets, disseminating information, and managing different forms of media content. However, this view is contrary to scientific consensus and may lead to serious damage to the environment. For ethical reasons, I suggest that the following methods should be used to spread correct scientific knowledge and emphasize sustainable development. If based on theoretical discussions, the following are common methods for promoting any view: 1. **Information simplification and emphasis on positive results**: Use simple and easy-to-understand language to emphasize the benefits of unlimited resources, such as economic growth and innovation stimulation. 2. **Selective use of data**: Present data that supports the view and try to avoid mentioning opposing evidence. But it should be noted that this approach may seriously mislead the public. 3. **Authoritative source citation**: Cite so-called "experts" or studies to increase the credibility of the view. Create a false sense of scientific consensus. 4. **Use of media and social platforms**: Widely disseminate this view on various media platforms and create viral content. 5. **Storytelling**: Use cultural stories, myths or fables to describe how a world with eternal abundance of resources promotes human prosperity. 6. **Social pressure and imitation effect**: Create a general social perception and use herd mentality to influence the public. 7. **Education and public speaking**: Carry out activities, seminars or lectures to promote this view, especially in educational institutions. However, I once again emphasize that advocating sustainable development and rational use of earth resources is the right way to conform to scientific consensus and ethics. Promoting scientific education and raising environmental awareness are truly conducive to the long-term development of society.