There are glaring flaws in their analysis in all five cases, and no solid connection to the sweeping claim they're baiting peoople with.
E.g. 3D printers are awesome, but they have major limitations. Anyone claiming that they have any chance of wiping out the clothing industry in the foreseeable future has no bloody clue about the topic, or how well people would take to wearing 1mm resolution deposited ABS plastic instead of finely-woven textiles.
E.g. 3D printers are awesome, but they have major limitations. Anyone claiming that they have any chance of wiping out the clothing industry in the foreseeable future has no bloody clue about the topic, or how well people would take to wearing 1mm resolution deposited ABS plastic instead of finely-woven textiles.