Moore’s law is really hard to stop. Destroying all humans seems to be the only practical method of stopping it for any length of time, and even then I don’t think it would be permanent.
The law of accelerating returns is made by picking a high recent point and a close to zero starting point, extrapolating in between, ignoring any low points or decreasing endpoints, dishonestly claiming prediction hits (see his recent accounting), and finally, reusing the same cherry-picked datapoints.
Moore’s law is really hard to stop. Destroying all humans seems to be the only practical method of stopping it for any length of time, and even then I don’t think it would be permanent.
The law of accelerating returns is made by picking a high recent point and a close to zero starting point, extrapolating in between, ignoring any low points or decreasing endpoints, dishonestly claiming prediction hits (see his recent accounting), and finally, reusing the same cherry-picked datapoints.
It’s not a counter-argument.