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Fundamentally there isn't any exponential growth and has never been any. And it would violate the laws of thermodynamics. We have S curves. Lots of them. We're
by boxed 5y ago
Fundamentally there isn't any exponential growth and has never been any. And it would violate the laws of thermodynamics.
We have S curves. Lots of them. We're seeing the slowdown of the semiconductor industry S curve now. But we get new S curves in the beginning phases all the time. That's why we keep having so great growth.
But de-growth is just a weird concept. Why would we need it? What does it even mean? Would we burn all the books so we become ignorant about technology? I hope not!
- shele 5y agoThere is this S-curve of the amount of newly starting S-curves where we are going to see a slowdown...
- imtringued 5y agoI assume it means letting the economy run at the highest sustainable level, rather than insisting on a certain velocity of progress.