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Yes. Roughly speaking that is my point. It's obviously a smooth, continuous function - anyone with a smattering of High School mathematics would understand that
by azeemazhar3 5y ago
Yes. Roughly speaking that is my point. It's obviously a smooth, continuous function - anyone with a smattering of High School mathematics would understand that.
But we can experience a shift - either the presentation of opportunity or fundamental reflection in some metric we can measure.
Take one example: in 2008, the largest firms in the world (by market cap) were oil companies, car firms, telcos, conglomerates and banks. By 2016, it was mostly tech companies (and even more so today).