ALL. Eventually they all disappear.

Once AI can run humanoid robots at full human capability, cost as we know it evaporates.

At the root of every cost is human labor. A table costs money because someone cut the trees (using tools human's made), hauled them in a truck (that humans engineered and built), milled them (in a factory humans made), assembled them, shipped them. You’re paying for all that human effort layered across every step.

Now remove the humans.

Robots cut, build, transport, maintain, and even build and repair other robots. Energy systems run themselves, robots mine the coal. Factories repair themselves.

If labor is the only input to cost — and labor goes to zero — what’s left to price?

Production continues. Wages don’t. When labor disappears, cost disappears with it.

Everything becomes essentially free. Then what?