I also suspect that there's a principle in here akin to Moore's Law. If so I propose we call it Erlichman's Law.
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Could someone please make a scatterplot of this data, with a curve fitted to it? I suspect there is a very important shape here that no one has seen before.https://twitter.com/JonErlichman/status/1095395031006040071 …
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What about inflation? Is this taken into account
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Biggest pattern I'm seeing here is "every company with $50B+ annual revenue reached that point before 2019".pic.twitter.com/bEwQsOzh9O
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Almost as strong a pattern is "... and most of them in the past 20 years". But that's not surprising really -- rather than adjusting the $50B for inflation, a fair comparison would adjust the $50B for GDP growth.
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Here’s plot. I would be interested to see these numbers normalized: value of dollar, market population…pic.twitter.com/mDYX6TwJCx
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Erlichman claims its constant dollars. To me it's super weird how well this fits a line.
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Got similar. I was expecting an exponential curve but the linearity is pretty convincing at 0.91
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It's a downward line from left to right. Probably because newer companies are benefiting from the free labor from participants in their network.
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