In my previous life, the rubber plantation industry was always in a lukewarm state, partly due to various limiting factors. Simply put, this economic crop is rather finicky, difficult to manage, and subject to geographical restrictions, making it a high-risk venture.
However, the market demand was significant, consistently in a state of undersupply. In Ernst's view, even if the planting scale were expanded tenfold, the market could absorb it. Its superior performance allows it to replace many materials.
Karina found Ernst's thinking quite divergent and interesting. She said, "Even the tire business, I think, could become very large. After all, these hollow inflatable tires can be used on many vehicles. Even if carriages were all replaced with hollow inflatable tires, it would be astronomical."
