← Back to context Comment by bob1029 8 hours ago > the bubble> the jenga towerI am not so sure about these narratives anymore. 3 comments bob1029 Reply Ygg2 8 hours ago Both bubble and Jenga tower are examples of unstable systems that can persist for an unexpectedly long time. hn993302 7 hours ago They're good analogies. It's possible to keep a Jenga tower going forever, just extremely difficult once it reaches the point of being all middle pieces. pseudohadamard 3 hours ago Also easier if you can hold up bits of it with strings from the ceiling, which is what the EPA is doing for data centers here.
Ygg2 8 hours ago Both bubble and Jenga tower are examples of unstable systems that can persist for an unexpectedly long time. hn993302 7 hours ago They're good analogies. It's possible to keep a Jenga tower going forever, just extremely difficult once it reaches the point of being all middle pieces. pseudohadamard 3 hours ago Also easier if you can hold up bits of it with strings from the ceiling, which is what the EPA is doing for data centers here.
hn993302 7 hours ago They're good analogies. It's possible to keep a Jenga tower going forever, just extremely difficult once it reaches the point of being all middle pieces. pseudohadamard 3 hours ago Also easier if you can hold up bits of it with strings from the ceiling, which is what the EPA is doing for data centers here.
pseudohadamard 3 hours ago Also easier if you can hold up bits of it with strings from the ceiling, which is what the EPA is doing for data centers here.
Both bubble and Jenga tower are examples of unstable systems that can persist for an unexpectedly long time.
They're good analogies. It's possible to keep a Jenga tower going forever, just extremely difficult once it reaches the point of being all middle pieces.
Also easier if you can hold up bits of it with strings from the ceiling, which is what the EPA is doing for data centers here.