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You come across as somebody who doesn't have an answer to the actual hard question. Yes - it's faster now than 150 years ago. What should the rate of change be
by Entropee 7y ago
You come across as somebody who doesn't have an answer to the actual hard question. Yes - it's faster now than 150 years ago.
What should the rate of change be at? What should we be aiming for?
Give me a bounded interval.
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