Although I agree with you, I can't help but imagine the disruption on an exponential scale vs the typical linear one that are often the center points of these e

Although I agree with you, I can't help but imagine the disruption on an exponential scale vs the typical linear one that are often the center points of these examples. It took many years for the tractor to become more useful via improvements, more widespread, more easily produced and distributed which of course softened the landing for anybody that was going to be affected by it. So really its not the scale of the disruption that could cause issues but the scale and the timeline combined. I think that this is where the original article failed to demonstrate that this is how those companies will secure their power position.