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Adding capacity doesn't cause demand. "Induced" demand is just latent demand that became measurable when we reduced the backpressure in the system, and it ends
by erik_seaberg 7y ago
Adding capacity doesn't cause demand. "Induced" demand is just latent demand that became measurable when we reduced the backpressure in the system, and it ends as soon as we adequately serve all the latent demand we have. But that probably costs more per capita than a car, so we aren't voting to do it.