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+.

exponentiality by MLWP December 31, 2008

exponentially 

Though in mathematics and in formal use, "exponentially" describes something which is growing and whose rate of growth is accelerating, in casual use the word is bastardized and is simply a generic intensifier. See also: "literally."

"Dude, I am exponentially high right now."

exponentially by tp217 March 8, 2021

exponentially 

Someone or something that exceeds far more than expectation. To "blow something out of the water".

Christopher was exponentially better at rock climbing than Stephanie. He blew her out of the water when they raced to the top!

exponentially by Linsey R. Morton June 21, 2007

exponentialize

to increase at a phenomenal velocity, esp. in terms of homosexual love

He said his love for me had exponentialized.

exponentialize by jlovesg May 2, 2018

exponentially decent 

the most average you can get

high school is exponentially decent

exponentially decent by fuqurlyphe November 27, 2021

The Exponentialists 

The Exponentialists:
The Exponentialists are a hypothetical class of super-affluent individuals who, according to this analysis, will emerge during the 2020s due to their strategic investments in companies poised to dominate the AI and robotics revolution. This revolution is projected to double global GDP within 10-20 years, with the majority of the resulting $100 trillion increase in economic output flowing into a small number of globally dominant, publicly traded companies. The Exponentialists, by owning equities in these companies (through direct investment, mutual funds, or other investment vehicles), will effectively own a substantial portion of this newly created wealth, experiencing a dramatic increase in their net worth as market capitalization multiples amplify the growth of the underlying companies. They are defined not simply by their wealth, but by the source of that wealth: early investment in the companies driving the AI and robotics revolution of the 2020s.

* The early investors in companies like NVIDIA and Tesla, having foreseen the transformative power of AI and automation, are poised to become the core of the next generation of ultra-wealthy, the so-called "The Exponentialists."

* Concerns about widening wealth inequality are amplified by the potential rise of the "Exponentialists," a group whose fortunes are tied to the concentrated gains of a few dominant companies in the AI and robotics sectors.

The Exponentialists by Trentism December 29, 2024