Yes. I mean it's a fair objection to that question as is. Many people expect technology to happen magically and for free. When it comes to critical infrastructu

Yes. I mean it's a fair objection to that question as is. Many people expect technology to happen magically and for free. When it comes to critical infrastructure like roads, reservoirs and the army, nobody asks "how much would I pay?", because people elected a government to make those decisions and raise taxes appropriately. Ironically one big missing source of income is fair tax on overseas tech. Although we have a body that recognises digital as critical national infrastructure [0], some people in London haven't got the memo yet. [0] https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/news/ncsc-warns-of-emerging-threat-to-critical-national-infrastructure https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/news/ncsc-warns-of-emerging-threat-t...