The current leap in human productivity is not driven by new forms of energy, but by the extreme exploitation of existing energy sources. AI, computing power, blockchain, and biotechnology are essentially systemic compensations for efficiency and collaboration during energy shortages. They approach their limits but cannot break through them.
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The current leap in human productivity is not driven by new forms of energy, but by the extreme exploitation of existing energy sources. AI, computing power, blockchain, and biotechnology are essentially systemic compensations for efficiency and collaboration during energy shortages. They approach their limits but cannot break through them.