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Questions involving the laws which are scale invariant, i.e. that apply to different scales equally. Also laws that involve exponential behavior, expressed in terms of certain magnitudes to the power of certain exponents.
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How are the finite speed of light and the atomic nature of mater related to the end of Moore...
The matter is made of atoms, so you can't decrease the size of transistors indefinitely by just scaling down the same design (manufacturing issues aside). …
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