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A physical concept relating to phase transitions. <br> | |||
A sudden increase of average size of size of connectivity patches quickly jumping to infinity at a certain threshold. <br> | |||
See the linked wikipedia pages fro precise definitions. <br> | |||
Here on this wiki also or ATM mainly used as an analogy in more abstract processes. See below:<br> | |||
* [[Technological percolation limit]] – when sub-technologies reach a critical point from which on where everything comes together quite fast | * [[Technological percolation limit]] – when sub-technologies reach a critical point from which on where everything comes together quite fast | ||
Revision as of 02:30, 26 July 2026
A physical concept relating to phase transitions.
A sudden increase of average size of size of connectivity patches quickly jumping to infinity at a certain threshold.
See the linked wikipedia pages fro precise definitions.
Here on this wiki also or ATM mainly used as an analogy in more abstract processes. See below:
- Technological percolation limit – when sub-technologies reach a critical point from which on where everything comes together quite fast
- Mental percolation limit – when amassed knowledge reaches a critical point from which on if fuses quite fast for a while giving a jump in wisdom