The road to commercialization, page-228

There is most certainly a Cost and even a specific number that you can calculate for the construction industry & more specifically the bricklaying occupation. All the data and information you need is out there and I have provided several references to locations where you can start looking for it in previous posts so don' be lazy and DYOR.

Once more I will try lead the horse to water

Safety Cost is made up of numerous fields (there are more but these areas you can research and actual find the cost to the industry and more specifically if you are diligent in your research you can narrow the figures down to the occupation of bricklaying):
- Insurance
- Workers Compensation
- Litigation
- Lost Time Injury
- Rehabilitation
- Worker Retention vs Replacement

Then the question becomes very simple. Will the Hadrian X in the category of safety be advantageous to conventional bricklayers with regards to the above fields.You have to have an ability to play your own devils advocate role as a lot of it is theoretical but some are very straight forward Yes / No answers.

I have pointed you in the right direction numerous times now. Now prove to me that safety does not carry a cost. Until then your counter argument is weak and ill researched.

Also please reply to the previous questions I posed to you as I have given you that courtesy.

As for you second paragraph I am not interested in discussions on short term weekly or monthly views. If you lack vision that is your prerogative.