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We wouldn’t expect productivity to keep growing from one innovation. Growth requires new innovations every year. So in the absence of innovations productivity w
by zeroonetwothree 5mo ago
We wouldn’t expect productivity to keep growing from one innovation. Growth requires new innovations every year. So in the absence of innovations productivity would stop increasing.
- RGamma 5mo agoMaybe a lot of applications of computer technology merely represent civilizations' most intricate and expensive hobby?
- throw0101a 5mo ago> So in the absence of innovations productivity would stop increasing. But isn't the premise of "progress" a continuing improvement of things? At what point does it change to "stagnation"?