'Not possible' has a much shorter shelf life: AI keeps rewriting business math
moontripss · x · 2026-09-24
The author describes a current rabbit hole: finding things businesses previously couldn't justify doing, then asking whether AI, new infrastructure, or tokenization has changed the math. The takeaway: "not possible" has a much shorter shelf life these days, as rapidly shifting cost curves keep turning infeasible projects into viable ones.
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