Very thought-provoking -- the demand can create the supply. This suggests to me, but I'd need to think over it, that the "right" policy configuration is in part of a function of the potentially available technological innovations in the latent space reasonably accessible to the polity; no use in cavemen starting a space race, etc.
So, like, “possibility space”? You know this stuff is challenging for me…
In the "for each" vs "for all" mereological dichotomy:
Would "each and every" help bridge that gap?
Very thought-provoking -- the demand can create the supply. This suggests to me, but I'd need to think over it, that the "right" policy configuration is in part of a function of the potentially available technological innovations in the latent space reasonably accessible to the polity; no use in cavemen starting a space race, etc.