Re:The Decline of Disruption in Science and Technology [pdf]
by ProfHewitt on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @04:56PM
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Slowing of progress in Science and Technology results from
1. Slowing of scientific processes
Article is correct that high-quality science is still
being performed. Because of increasing noise caused by
enormous size, ground-breaking work is increasingly
ignored
2. Slowing of transfer of science to technology
In fields like Computer Science, a huge gap has opened
between fundamental work and the short-term development
horizons of companies.
3. Slowing of development of technology
Fundamental development can require Apollo-scale projects.
For example,
* resilience against cyberattacks based on the Actors
Abstraction and proving systems properties by
Event Induction
* Intelligent Systems using electronic glasses and
Active Ontologies
1. Slowing of scientific processes
2. Slowing of transfer of science to technology 3. Slowing of development of technology