It would make sense that killing demand kills supply. Uber drivers would divert to areas where they are more likely to get a passenger now, rather than run to s

It would make sense that killing demand kills supply. Uber drivers would divert to areas where they are more likely to get a passenger now, rather than run to surge areas for the chance at getting surge pricing, but having a lower chance because there are fewer potential passengers. I'm interested in how the algorithm will evolve, as more people figure out ways to game the system to save money on fare.