Sure, in certain cases where the people ubiquitously want pipes, shovels, and pumps, but the power structures in place prevent it and the invader or external tr

Sure, in certain cases where the people ubiquitously want pipes, shovels, and pumps, but the power structures in place prevent it and the invader or external trader brings it without wanting to rule. I'll leave that for the dithering interdiscipinarists to dicker about as a hypothetical. However, more steelmaned and aligned to my original statement, as well as more common when facing decisions, being okay with the realistic tradeoffs that an endangered plant might have a reduction in habitat.