stuart k. card created the mouse that is used with computers today.
stuart k. card created the mouse that is used with computers today.
who created the mouse that is used with computers today?
stuart k. card
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mainstream economists would argue that economies are driven by new technology—for instance, we have faster computers today than a year ago, but not necessarily physically more computers. growth that relies entirely on exploiting increased knowledge rather than exploiting increased resource consumption may thus not qualify as uneconomic growth. in some cases, this may be true where technology enables lower amounts of input to be used in producing the same unit of product (and/or it reduces the amount or hazardousness of the waste generated per unit product produced) (e.g., the increased availability of movies through the internet or cable television electronically may reduce the demand for physical video tapes or dvds for films). nonetheless, it is crucial to also recognise that innovation- or knowledge-driven growth still may not entirely resolve the problem of scale, or increasing resource consumption. for instance, there might likely be more computers due to greater demand and replacements for slower computers.
uneconomic growth