As you know, I've said repeatedly that flow changes the way terms and vocabulary are used. Things like "fear" and "decision" no longer exist or are redefined.
Well, here's a business example of how this is working as well:
Rental car agencies are going through a huge crisis as they are unable to meet the demand for economical cars. People asking for fuel efficient vehicles are being given gas guzzling SUVs instead because there simply are not that many economical cars to go around.
What does this have to do with flow?
Because, for roughly the past 18 years, it was always considered an "upgrade' to get a bigger, more gas guzzling car. Even six months ago you would pay a premium to upgrade to an SUV.
Now that definition is being turned on its ear, and the rental car agencies can't give away their "upgrades" of gas guzzlers.
So in the future the term "upgrade" will apply to the most fuel efficient cars, with premiums going for gas sippers like the Prius and even the Ford Escape hybrid.
It's just more proof that the world is changing and what was thought to be set in stone never was since it was never based on flow to begin with.
David Weber channeling The Rishis
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