2021 BRN Discussion, page-7968

Have just watched “Alex the Rocket Scientist” Video - @ Rskiff thanks for posting.
Towards the end of the video there is a discussion regarding Wrights Law.

The Rocket Scientist provides the following summary of Wrights Law.

With every cumulative doubling in production – costs fall by a consistent percentage. Thus, the ‘first anything’ is wildly expensive.

Proving that ‘we can do it’, the validation, get all of the benefits from the ‘first anything’. You do something, you do it again, you refine it, it starts to become more repeatable, it starts to become cheaper.

So, cumulative production is the key to decreasing costs. With superior performance and cheaper costs, demand explodes.

Production rises to meet increasing demand. Unlocking a massive addressable market.

The parallels with Wrights Law, what you have stated FF and with BRN's journey are there to see, IMO.