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They're using linear extrapolation. and it's clearly an exponential curve after the fact. the problem is when does it hit saturation and flatten out like an s
by sharemywin 9y ago
They're using linear extrapolation. and it's clearly an exponential curve after the fact. the problem is when does it hit saturation and flatten out like an s curve.
- ggm 9y agoIt's not like we've never seen a logistic supply issue before. If they just said linear as a lowside and did a high side based on saturation at some chosen level we'd have a bracketing. But instead they tick a pessimal box, and then pundits use it and planners use it as gospel for setting finance and risk rates. It's insane planning..