> unrealized not properly studied cost of digging in cities and associated time delays and extra costs and extra extra unforeseen costs by companies new on the scene
Was that unrelated to the potential ROI imploding as existing supply grew more efficient? That even if prices stayed high it still wouldn’t have been worth what it cost to overcome obstacles?
If so, sounds like a reminder that if things had gone “according to plan” the oversupply would have been exponentially greater. Something i never considered.