Many hard useful things, which once we're more accessible to small-scale entrepreneurs, have became scalable industries by using technology and free money. Sol

Many hard useful things, which once we're more accessible to small-scale entrepreneurs, have became scalable industries by using technology and free money. Solar installations certainly seems that way - it probably runs by big companies/platforms, hiring freelance salesman and installers and offering better financing, web marketing, QA, brand, etc. And of course this ties to "freelancers on demand" platforms, replacing many entrepreneurs. Same could go for tree trimmings, maybe by using sat images to find opportunities, and automating the legal, marketing processes. As for automating plants, there's robots-as-a-service, so this probably creates an opportunity for proven robotic service companies to grow and less for new entrepreneurs. It may just be that the world just needs far fewer entrepreneurs.