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by JulianMorrison
3753 days ago
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You can look at the past for that, although obviously it doesn't predict the future. But it ought to be a priori obvious, at least, that the more you know (as a species), the more surface area of knowledge you have to synthesize into an extending step beyond the known. |
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In fact looking at the rate of change in applications over an "epiphany" period is probably the least useful estimate of progress & rate of change in progress.