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 - The higher the <a href="/en/abstraction">abstraction</a>, the faster the thought.
 - A is faster than B
 - Principle of [skip list
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<li>But the cost of thinking abstractly and landing on a real situation is high.<ul>
<li>C is greater than D</li>
<li>Therefore, the criticism of those who only do A and not C as &quot;<a href="/en/top-heavy">top-heavy</a>&quot; and &quot;not working on <a href="/en/Real%20Issues">Real Issues</a>&quot; was valid.</li>
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<li>This is a <a href="/en/trade-off">trade-off</a> relationship</li>
<li>Advances in AI will lower the cost of c
 - <a href="/en/Technological%20advances%20expand%20the%20production%20possibility%20frontier">Technological advances expand the production possibility frontier</a><ul>
<li>Balance of tradeoffs moves more in favor of A over B</li>
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<li>prev: <a href="/en/The%20object%20of%20understanding%20is%20ambiguous.">The object of understanding is ambiguous.</a></li>
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Abstraction, speed and landing