I don't see that price slippage will be possible thanks to their "credits" system - the cost should remain a constant for customers.

Well yeah, you know we could "go around the buoy" here until we are blue in the face; after analysis on both sides, you believe one thing and I believe another. It would be boring if we all agreed and there would only be a requirement for very few of us! The only way this will be resolved is by watching and waiting. Of course this assumes that CargoX will be successful. I see not reason why the should not be, the odds are heavily in their favour; but things happen to new companies and there is no guarantee of performance. I thought Envion was looking great at one point...

The South Park thing is really funny. Digging around for source material it was surprising to find that the "Underpants Gnomes" lesson has been used by multiple sources as a legitimate training aid. The author I quoted mentions that fact himself. I think it's about time that economics, and business in general, realise that a jacket and tie and a stern expression don't make you any better or more effective than a few guys in T-shirts who joke while they work. Probably quite the opposite. I embrace the stance adopted by major crypto names like these: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVVDsIYJBQ_C7Bh_aI3ZMxQ/featured or by companies like Google when you look at how they treat employees and what their office spaces look like. I've been in the military for over two decades. Believe me when I say that things like dressing up incredibly smartly, having impeccable manners and discipline, adhering to a strict hierarchal structures etc don't matter a damn when it comes to working efficiently and effectively.