Cavafy ends his poem "Ithaca" with the promise that if you keep Ithaca in your mind, and do not hurry the voyage, you will arrive eventually, "rich with all that you have gained on the way".
Eventually, "rich" countries, whose productive capital capability is owned privately by its citizens, will be forced to "re-shore" manufacturing capacity, and result in ever-cheaper robotic manufacturing.
This is also about the poor, the uneducated, and the daring, ordinary folk bent on changing the world for the heck of it -- a "mass flourishing" that makes countries more productive and, eventually, richer.
Eventually the rich areas would use this power in relation only to the poor areas.
For Anderson, such innovation is the prelude to a great business: when hobbyists cluster together to work on obscure technologies, someone eventually gets rich.
Eventually the rich world's economies will return to full employment, and when they do, public borrowing will crowd out private investment and hurt growth.How much damage can these termites do, and when does it get serious?
If, eventually, a rich, stable Georgia were to join the EU (and assuming Russia cannot) it would further highlight the dismal results of two centuries of Russian colonialism on the other side of the Caucasus mountains.
But the huge leap in capacity offered by the 375-seat 747-100 compared with the next biggest plane then available, the 250-seat McDonnell Douglas DC-8, transformed both the experience and the economics of long-haul flying.Boeing's 747 gamble eventually reaped rich rewards.
But he says that eventually, the rich will basically be taxed.
Unable to figure out the distinction between illustration and painting, Jarrell thought "artists eventually got rich - but it was illustrators making the large sums of money".
Eventually, super-rich thrill seekers may get to spend a long weekend on the moon; anyone who does make it to Mars would represent an infinitesimal fraction of the earth's population, since the radiation there is severe, normal communication would be impossible, and few could tolerate the psychological toll.
