What do you mean by a throughput problem? I suppose before cars were invented, you would argue that cars are useless because we already have horses and they ha

What do you mean by a throughput problem? I suppose before cars were invented, you would argue that cars are useless because we already have horses and they have been getting us from A to B just fine for centuries, and there's no "data" to prove that there's any "throughput" or "speed" problem. Maybe things take 5 days to deliver now. Maybe that's not a problem per se, but imagine if things arrive within an hour of ordering them. > Bring more people/increase birth rate. I'm all for increasing the birth rate, but not for the purpose of creating more "workers" to slave their time and physical labor away for "the economy".