The first cell emerged on Earth 3.8 billion years ago, today we have cities 
full of humans. The change that happens each day is always a lot - air blows 
around, soil churns, atoms jiggle, energy transfers. So what is the difference 
between 3.8 billion years ago and tomorrow's change? Negentropy - that is the 
difference. And more negentropy happens each next day than the last day. Today 
we are much closer to the final form of Earth than 3.8 billion years ago. The 
final form of Earth will be one that is quickest to re-generate back to the 
final form if 45% of itself with blown to bits by a huge disaster. It's like a 
monkey compared to a educated doctor - who can replace their broken organ 
faster? You know yourself that possibly within 100 years the whole Earth will 
transform into a nanobot supercreature made of the artificial cell. That's a 
LOT of negentropy blown away very fast, it's a very powerful system, and it can 
repair anything very fast - broken wall - no problem. We are reaching this 
supercreature exponentially soon, lots of good change will occur and the whole 
Earth will transform massively, it will be able to repair things ultra fast, 
and that is exactly why evolution is so quick near the end, the amount of 
repair/rejuvenation doubles each day. The thing (Earth) adding back itself is 
able to add back MORE every time it adds back more of itself. A raw example is 
more humans=more regeneration of the supercreature. Humans made machines and 
eventually  bigger computers and software. This information, not our DNA, is 
now evolving. This information is re-generating itself through us manipulating 
it using unsupervised algorithms and our own brains too still. Just like more 
humans meant more advancements, more and better data means the faster the 
supercreature emerges. The core idea here is Earth is reaching the globally 
optimal form - an advanced godCreature, it may slow down near the true end but 
we will be quite happy when the curve shoots up fast soon. It re-generates 
itself on its OWN, and then repeats that step lol. After each step, it gets 
faster at emerging. The best example is more humans on Earth, and making each 
work faster (ex. through electrical computation over chemical based signals).

So, evolution gets quicker near the end (think of Earth becoming the 
creatureGod) because of self-regeneration, self-emergence, self-attention 
architecture, self-organization. Like ANN training, there is still randomized 
domains like bugs to this very day, but the domains are aligning and 
synchronizing like brain waves propagating across structured layers of 
hierarchy, stronger connections are being made and more cooperation occurs than 
lions fighting solo.

Evolution is quicker near end because the self-organization/self-regeneration 
on Earth allows for double the self-regeneration, it replaces nodes with faster 
ones, not just duplicates them.
it does that on text information too - first it finds better translate 
encodings/decodings using Self-Attention, then does entailment adding on-topic 
similar words
cat was in the [cage]

The more context you have, the better the disambiguation of other words....i.e. 
the more added words to the story result in better translation of each word

1) All works by physics.
2) Evolution on Earth (until gets you nanobotGodPlanet) is exponentially faster.
3) Evolution on Earth is self-organizing, as said, physics.
4) The reason it is exponentially faster is because the closer it gets to the 
globally optimal form, the better (hence faster) it can repair and settle into 
that equilibrium state!
5) If damaged, it can repair and go BACK to the optimal form again quickly - 
45% of the superorganism can be blown to bits yet it can pick them up and reach 
the final state very quickly (it won't take 45% of the time evolution took).
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