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by mrtnmcc
1525 days ago
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You can get an exponential growth if the time until the next technology decreases linearly with each technology. For example the time until the next technology is 1/n, then the technologies per unit time increase exponentially. This is true within a constant which is https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%27s_constant A justification for maybe why this is the right model is that the previous n technologies all help make the next technology possible in time ~1/n because they (n existing technologies) all contribute to innovating the next technology. |
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