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To make fast things faster, usually right before regret catches up.
means To increase speed or hasten the rate at which something happens.
from From Latin accelerare, blending ad- (toward) and celer (swift) — literally to move toward swiftness, the same celer hiding inside celerity.
Physics fine printSlowing down counts as acceleration too.
Direction mattersTurning is acceleration, even at steady speed.
Newton's claimForce equals mass times acceleration, no exceptions.