I think the article's author agrees with you. It's important to keep in mind when one is putting spoked-wheel makers out of business because those people are pe

I think the article's author agrees with you. It's important to keep in mind when one is putting spoked-wheel makers out of business because those people are people too; you want to make sure you at least have an understanding of the situation and what the way forward looks like. i.e. it's one thing to acknowledge that buggy-whip manufacturers are going under when the car arrives; it's quite another to scoff at them with "Well, they should have known better than to make buggy whips---like their forefathers did, because it was a super-stable industry and it's their core skillset."