That's the operations side of technology, but your point stands. It's the same everywhere though -- farms, factories, govt offices, law offices, convenience st

That's the operations side of technology, but your point stands. It's the same everywhere though -- farms, factories, govt offices, law offices, convenience stores, etc. In all cases, it's handled by spreading the workload, over family, shifts, or minions. Perhaps the unusual part of technology is that there is a larger viable component of individual work effort. Many in the industry are drawn to that and resistant to larger group energy pools.