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No, but I agree that OOM is the better word choice. That's the great thing about the English language - whatever it means today, it won't tomorrow! Also, to ad
by MR4D 8y ago
No, but I agree that OOM is the better word choice. That's the great thing about the English language - whatever it means today, it won't tomorrow!
Also, to address the definition of "exponentially", I refer you to the second definition here [0]:
-- "any positive constant raised to a power."
[0] - https://www.dictionary.com/browse/exponentially https://www.dictionary.com/browse/exponentially
- chrisseaton 8y agoThat's not what that definition means in this content. Think about it - you can express any change from A to B as a positive constant raised to a power. So if that's what you think it means then you're saying any change from A to B is rising 'exponentially'.
- jimmydddd 8y agoWell......Actually....