Had a thought that sqrt(n) to n^2 via n is a vastly more important phenomenon than 0 to 1.
sqrt(n) = random walk
n = muddling through (filtered random walk)
n^2 = network effect
This is what things like product-market fit really are.
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Quick math question: if you constrain a random walk so that the system does not respond to impulses in all but a tiny pizza slice, the distance from origin should grow in the slice direction linearly in number of steps, right? n instead of sqrt(n)?



