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Perhaps an issue is that Moore's Law and the rapid rise in the performance of computation and communication have absorbed the creative energy -- and capital --
by analog31 2y ago
Perhaps an issue is that Moore's Law and the rapid rise in the performance of computation and communication have absorbed the creative energy -- and capital -- that would have been directed towards other kinds of invention in past ages.
The 1970s do coincide with the development of microprocessors, even though most of the constituent parts were already known.