transcentalnumbers.
In a previous, fairly soft-content post, I mused about the possibility of the existence of a logarithmic pattern in history that relates, in a predictable way, the subjective perceptions of technology within a civilization to their pace of technological advancement. (In a sort of tongue-in-cheek gesture, I called it the McGee Scale of technological advancement.)
At the time, I based the scale itself on our civilization’s history and our historical understanding of the possibility of flight. Then, I turned the scale around and anchored it to the present day to use it as a tool to make some tantalizing projections about the pace of our own future technological advancements.
However, while a fun, neuron-tickling exercise, after playing around with it a bit more, the scale has taken on something of a more serious light. With this in mind, I thought I’d share the work and the resulting possibility that such…
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pls corect me if i’m wrong about biko too.
what a bad tale.