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Moore's law (or the exponential effect in general) hasn't applied to any other modern fields (last 200 years) and had finally failed in semiconductors. It's not
by hueving 8y ago
Moore's law (or the exponential effect in general) hasn't applied to any other modern fields (last 200 years) and had finally failed in semiconductors. It's not an actual law, it's just an observation of a manufacturing system benefiting from its own gains.
So unless Lego's output costs cut in half with a reduction in co2 production, there won't be anything like a moores law effect.
- specialist 8y ago"or the exponential effect in general" Uh huh. No progress, no innovation. So this is irrelevant too: Metcalfe's Law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metcalfe's_law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metcalfe's_law "costs cut in half" Uh huh. We'll never have carbon taxes either.