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Theoretical overhang

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	Having already pre-solved a huge swath of theoretical stuff that suddenly gets applicable all at once stuff since some critical [[technological percolation limit]] limit point has been crossed on the practical experimental side. <br>		Having already pre-solved a huge swath of theoretical stuff that suddenly gets applicable all at once stuff since some critical [[technological percolation limit]] limit point has been crossed on the practical experimental side. <br>

	* This can potentially lead to an unexpected boost in development speed. See main article: [[~~Theoretical~~ overhang]] <br>		* This can potentially lead to an unexpected boost in development speed. See main article: [[theoretical overhang]] <br>
	* This is more likely when more [[future-backward development]] work is done rather than [[present-forward development]]. <br>		* This is more likely when more [[future-backward development]] work is done rather than [[present-forward development]]. <br>
	Obviously without any [[present-forward development]] nothing happens at all.		Obviously without any [[present-forward development]] nothing happens at all.

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This goes both ways:
* [[Theoretical overhang]]
* [[Experimental overhang]]

== Theoretical overhang ==

Having already pre-solved a huge swath of theoretical stuff that suddenly gets applicable all at once stuff since some critical [[technological percolation limit]] limit point has been crossed on the practical experimental side. <br>

* This can potentially lead to an unexpected boost in development speed. See main article: [[Theoretical overhang]] <br>
* This is more likely when more [[future-backward development]] work is done rather than [[present-forward development]]. <br>
Obviously without any [[present-forward development]] nothing happens at all.

== Experimental overhang ==

That's basically the case when a lot of experiments have been done with satisfactory outcome but
one does not really understand the theory behind it and thus has a hard time expanding on it.
Black magic experimental systems.

In this situation it's basically necessary to so some research to
catch ones understanding to the state of experiments.

* This can potentially lead to an unexpected drag on development speed. <br>
* This is more likely when more [[present-forward development]] work is done rather than [[future-backward development]].