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1) Change always seems slower when in it, faster in retrospect. 2) I don't buy his premise - no more arable land wat? - how does he explain all the growing KPIs of innovation like startup counts? His points seem cherry-picked. (Above is based on the wiki summary so....)
2) I've heard the opposite. Company formation is down. I mean the basic idea is that if you think about all the innovations that went down between 1850 and 1970, it's crazy. 1970 to now is much more muted. We're still basically just commercializing Xerox Parc stuff.
Company formation is not a measure of innovation nor impact. Somewhat. What about all the random stuff that you don't even consider? Boosted boards, microwaves that are GOOD+cheap, electric lawnmowers, etc. All last 30 years.
Come on. Boosted boards? Those dumb remote control skateboards? Compare that to the steam engine, airplane, car, locomotives, supersonic jets, toilets, crazy amounts of medical innovation, television, internet, etc.
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