liebig

It's like liebig's law of the minimum or any other natural law.

>It's just gasoline >It's just housing >It's just plywood >It's just food Humans are biological, liebig's law of minimums applies.

Not just rave clubs or whatever they're properly called - he was also the reason for the tiny little squat Liebig 34 getting stormed by over 2000 armed police officer, and I don't remember whether he also had the same role with another squat, Køpi Wagenplatz, which got shut down in a very similar way (the police brought an actual tank to that one).

To have more zooplankton, you need more phytoplankton, which are constrained by Liebig's Law of the Minimum.

Diminishing returns is not only way an AI explosion might never happen; Liebig's law of the minimum[1] is just as important.

Humans are biological and suffer from the consequences of Liebig's law of minimums.

Here are brief Wiki extracts: "Marmite is a brand of savoury food spread from the United Kingdom, based on yeast extract invented by German scientist Justus von Liebig.

The passage about constraints is technically technically incorrect due to Liebig's Law of the Minimum and the fact that every recursion has a fixed point.

Liebig went to work and discovered that coating glass with a mixture of ammonia, silver nitrate, sugar and a small amount of copper resulted in the deposition of a blemish-free surface of silver." Fascinating!

>"Von Liebig, already an established professor of chemistry at the University of Munich, was consulted by instrument maker Carl von Steinheill, who was attempting to improve the mirrors used in reflecting telescopes.

Here are brief Wiki extracts: "Marmite is a brand of savoury food spread from the United Kingdom, based on yeast extract invented by German scientist Justus von Liebig.

Liebig went to work and discovered that coating glass with a mixture of ammonia, silver nitrate, sugar and a small amount of copper resulted in the deposition of a blemish-free surface of silver." Fascinating!

>"Von Liebig, already an established professor of chemistry at the University of Munich, was consulted by instrument maker Carl von Steinheill, who was attempting to improve the mirrors used in reflecting telescopes.

To have more zooplankton, you need more phytoplankton, which are constrained by Liebig's Law of the Minimum.

Diminishing returns is not only way an AI explosion might never happen; Liebig's law of the minimum[1] is just as important.

Humans are biological and suffer from the consequences of Liebig's law of minimums.