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'''Conservapedia's Law''' is the observation that [[conservative]] insights increase over time at a geometric rate, as in 1-2-4-8-16-etc.

For example, there is an approximate doubling in effective [[Essay:Best New Conservative Words|new conservative terms]] per century.

'''Conservapedia's Law''' is analogous to [[Moore's Law]], which holds that the rate of increase in the number of transistors per chip roughly doubles every two years.

The implications of '''Conservapedia's Law''' are striking. Over the long term, politics and culture cannot withstand the more powerful forces of logic and language.
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