Still reeling from a new understanding of Alan Kay's statement "A change in perspective is worth 80 IQ points"
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The technological rate of change has already gone non-linear, we just aren't used to that yet.
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Was it ever actually linear?
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Wasn't there a lot faster rate of change 1890-1930? Cars, planes, homes and kitchens were all major changes to everyday life.
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Good reminder. Kevin Kelly makes a convincing argument that the curve changed when we discovered language.
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