Well my point is more of a conjecture with several different avenues open for thought.
The first is, we dont know everything about the universe yet.
The second is we may not be able to look at the gain of knowledge as a linear sequential progression.
The third is there are sometimes workarounds and tricks.
The fourth is the invention of new technologies and new discoveries.
For the third one, you will notice that when a communication channel is too slow if you double the number of conductors you can double the speed. If you are sending 8 bits per millisecond now you can send 16 bits per millisecond.
If you have memory that can store 8 bits per ms if you double the memory you can double the speed by using interlacing.
If we never see this happen though it isnt my fault
It is really interesting to think about though.
The first is, we dont know everything about the universe yet.
The second is we may not be able to look at the gain of knowledge as a linear sequential progression.
The third is there are sometimes workarounds and tricks.
The fourth is the invention of new technologies and new discoveries.
For the third one, you will notice that when a communication channel is too slow if you double the number of conductors you can double the speed. If you are sending 8 bits per millisecond now you can send 16 bits per millisecond.
If you have memory that can store 8 bits per ms if you double the memory you can double the speed by using interlacing.
If we never see this happen though it isnt my fault
It is really interesting to think about though.