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Increasing less fast is not the definition of slowing down, it's the definition of increase increasing less fast.
by throwaway167 3y ago
Increasing less fast is not the definition of slowing down, it's the definition of increase increasing less fast.
- digging 3y ago> Increasing less fast is not the definition of slowing down Increasing position less fast is the definition of slowing down, as I said. Increasing speed less fast is, of course, not the definition of slowing down, it's decelerating; we agree on this. But you are equating demand to "speed" (rate-of-change of position), and I am equating demand to "position" (not a rate-of-change). If demand is analogous to speed, then what is is measuring the rate-of-change of?