> We didn't "get" physics 50 times better in 1990 compared to 1940 We don't have to. The fundamental rules are discovered slowly. The frontier has been expande

> We didn't "get" physics 50 times better in 1990 compared to 1940 We don't have to. The fundamental rules are discovered slowly. The frontier has been expanded & there's plenty of room in the spaces between. We can now utilize these rules to create & build. The rules of physics are being assimilated by the rest of the culture & it's properties are being utilized more than ever. This trend is accelerating. There is plenty of room for exploration, "cheap" growth (scaling), & turning over new leaves in biotech, tech, biology, medicine, robotics, ai, software development patterns, etc. The nice thing about the globalization of the internet is there's an unprecedented amount, quality, & interconnections of minds to advance our global knowledge. We are also undergoing cultural change that fosters collaboration and decentralized intelligence. There's also a lower barrier of entry for one to contribute to global knowledge (i.e. you don't need a PhD nor do you have to be a white male from a privileged background).