What's the scientific principle or "law" that states that something like 99% of the work is the easiest, or least expensive, but that that last 1% of precision is the most difficult to attain, or the costliest. I think I've seen it applied to engineering, but it applied to pretty much everything.
Anyone know off the top of their heads?
bump for interest
>>7981447
Bumping
>>7981447
Low hanging fruit analogy
Hello, Logic
>>7981552
Nah, I think it had a name like "Godwin's Law" or "Occam's Razor".
The 80-20 rule
>>7981447
pareto principle
I dont know if there is a formal principle, but that appears in normal distributions and inverse exponentials.
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>>7981447
80/20 kek
>>7981447
Barnett's Theorem
>>7981661
This
The 99-1 rule
>>7981447
Couldn't you have posted this in the singularity general thread? Or the how do we fix economics thread? Or any of the other threads about optimization problems?
the 3/5 comprimise