Phrasing stuff as a tautology sort of kills any discussion. History is full of examples of technology advances killing business models. The problem isn't the "f

Phrasing stuff as a tautology sort of kills any discussion. History is full of examples of technology advances killing business models. The problem isn't the "free" part because the alternatives will end up costing money in some way (ad-supported at the very least), but the giant cost drivers that the now-dead model is stuck with. Buildings, machinery and people - too many of them.