Psychiatry· 2015Q2
The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies.
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This abstract references Gordon Moore's 1965 prediction about the exponential growth of integrated circuit components, setting the stage for rapid technological advancement.
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Key points
- Gordon Moore predicted in 1965 that integrated circuit components would double annually.
- This exponential growth allowed for significant miniaturization and increased computing power.
- The abstract sets the context for discussing work, progress, and prosperity in an era of advanced technologies.
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Abstract
In 1965, engineer Gordon Moore famously predicted that the number of components per integrated circuit would doubleannually, allowing 65,000 components to fit into a single integrated circuit by 19...
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