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Quote by Eli Harari
Every time we were able to bring the cost down by a factor of ten, we would invade a new market, and we would disrupt an existing market.
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The speaker describes a repeated pattern: cutting costs by ten times opened a new market while disrupting an existing one. “Invade” and “disrupt” are forceful business metaphors here, not literal actions. The quote connects major cost reductions with entering new markets and changing how established markets operate.
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