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Imagine trying to apply Moore’s Law to yourself.
Could your knowledge double every two years?
Human biology makes unlimited exponential learning unrealistic. Attention, memory, fatigue, available time, and other practical constraints eventually interfere.
Yet experience can create another kind of growth.
New information often becomes easier to understand when it connects with something we already know. Expertise can also help us recognize meaningful patterns more efficiently.
Perhaps the useful measurement is not how much information we accumulate.
How much more useful does our existing knowledge become when we connect it with something new?
Read or listen to Does Your Ability To Learn Have A Moore’s Law?:
https://quantumalchemist369.com/2026/08/27/moores-law/
Experience has definitely made some subjects easier for me to understand. New information has somewhere to connect instead of appearing completely unfamiliar.
