David Frum: I think there's a common goes to America. Andrew Carnegie starts working in factories at 13 years old and his entire career, whether he was learning telegraph, learning how to do iron to build railroads to build steel. He says, hey, invest in technology. And so the old timers like, why do you keep buying these new machines? You don't need this. We've been doing this way forever. His whole point is like invest in technology, the savings compound. Sometimes it can be the difference between a profit and a loss. That decision to see it as a threat set of tool sent his entire family into poverty because the genie's out of the