> or maybe we invent robots to make the projects feasible again. In the introductory, "disruption" phase it will come in at about half the current cost. Then,

> or maybe we invent robots to make the projects feasible again. In the introductory, "disruption" phase it will come in at about half the current cost. Then, once the current market and expertise has been destroyed, they can rack-in maximum profit by jacking up their prices, with added, predatory inconveniences, such as "cleaning costs".