It follows an exponential explosion in building height --buildings would quickly become millions of times taller than the average human 
If you develop the technology to build tall structures, you can use it to build tall cranes & scaffolding, leading to even taller structures
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If only it wasn't exponentially harder to build higher
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There is a certainly an information limit, seeing as any object of finite dimensionality would only be able to contain finite amount of bits
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Assuming the major constraint on building tall structures are the cranes and scaffolding, and not the materials and environment. I doubt it.
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No one knows, so it would be silly to be convinced that there is. However it seems very unlikely that humans are at the peak of intelligence
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We certainly know there is a limit. Even quantum systems of finite energy and space have a upper bound on information - Bekenstein bound.
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That is a pratctical limit, harder to give a bounds for because vagueness. Things that are unobtainable w/o more space seems more manageable
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plenty of known limits. Heat flux limits energy efficiency, Energy limits operations. Complexity classes tell what can be solved efficiently
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Need for bias limits what can be learned by any given algorithm for any structured data.
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