A QUESTION FROM OTHERWISE · VOLUME I + II
What should become harder to scale as it becomes more powerful?
Scale is usually treated as evidence of success. But some capacities become more dangerous when copied faster than the mechanisms that correct them.
For every mechanism you want to scale, identify the correction mechanism that must scale at least as quickly—or deliberately keep the first mechanism small.
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