Eli Dourado
Economist writing about why physical technologies — geothermal drilling, supersonic aircraft, cargo airships — stall between being possible and being built, and about the regulation, certification and capital structure that decide which ones get made.
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Their words thenMy suggested approach would be more capital intensive while retaining a lot of risk until fairly late in development. I am not sure it’s fundable.
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Their wordsThe problem is that today’s air freight service is not as fast as I had assumed.