If there are tens of millions who can do this, there's no way to obtain 'geometric returns'. There isn't enough money in existence.
If there are tens of millions who can do this, there's no way to obtain 'geometric returns'. There isn't enough money in existence.
For example, every doubling of oil production after WW1 took more than a decade to accomplish. And oil men were pretty well known for risk taking boldness.
The physical impossibility of real resource inputs to human civilization doubling on an even faster timeline is so obvious that I skipped pointing it out, and got straight to the point.
That it's incredibly unlikely for even money to double quickly enough.
I do agree that the comment you're replying to is asking for too much -- "verify" and "geometric" are very strong words. But I also agree with the implication that LLMs are making it a lot easier for a person with grit to get farther, which might cross that person's personal threshold (using "threshold" as used in TFA).