> Right now, the laws of economics are a bigger problem than the laws of physics. The "laws of economics" and the "law of physics" are two sides of the same co

> Right now, the laws of economics are a bigger problem than the laws of physics. The "laws of economics" and the "law of physics" are two sides of the same coin in this case. It's the laws of physics that prevents us from producing arbitrarily cheap chips, it's not two separate factors. The "laws of physics" are our hurdles, and the more we pass the cheaper the chips get.