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by vidarh
18 days ago
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Because they depend on whether the rate of improvement of self-improvement outpaces the rate of increase in difficulty or not, and at some points they clearly do - e.g. a lot of skills makes the relative rate of subsequent improvement easier for a while. It may seem obvious that it can't last, but showing the conditions where it can't still matters. |
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