exponentiality
the fact of life where all work for any given task that would equal 90% is done again to reach the 100% goal, thereby having an exponential effect. this case is not always a 90/10 degree and can deviate either way to some degree. in terms of college, this can lead to battle of whether to spend the enormous amount of time working for that perfect score, or catching up on not so needed sleep. for most students, the answer is almost immediately obvious.
by following the natural law of exponentiality, i decided to not put in the extra book of research for my last essay on “theories behind moore’s law” for my professor….i got a b+.
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