If you have
ever studied stat, there is no chance for you to miss correlation; it is one of
the basics and one of the easiest. In simple terms, it shows the relatedness
between things. Those things could be
anything. It can be varied from simple things like Corruption vs MR to some
complex things like Vimal vs his birthday. However the simple logic of
correlation saves lots of lives of statisticians. It is such powerful tool. Anyway, this is not a lesson
of Correlation, but at the end you will understand at where the correlation
will fit in.
You
might have already heard that the first computer is called ENIAC and it was
created for the U.S. Army in 1946. Weighing more than 30 tons, ENIAC took up as
much space as some houses (1,800 square feet). Then if you have searched about the smallest
computer, it is called CuBox-I and it is just 2” x 2” x 2” in the size. From this what to be understand is bigger the
technology smaller the size.
Yet, we can get a contradictory example from the from the technological arena itself . That is the mobile phones. when it comes to
them, only the inverse of this is applicable. There the scenario would be like bigger the technology,
bigger the phone. I really doubt in the near
future Levis might have to redesign all their denims with new measurements
comprising bigger pockets.
Simply if
this trend continues further, I am pretty sure that there will be a time where
we keep phones on desks and carry PCs’ in our pockets.
