The late 1990s buildout of fiber-optic networks, in which companies spent billions to pull dark fiber across continents and under oceans, saw borrowers like WorldCom, Global Crossing, and others go under. The shale revolution that prompted U.S. oil and gas companies to issue $350 billion in debt to fund drilling led to hundreds of bankruptcies after oil prices swooned in 2014 and 2015. Going back even further to the early 1900s, the widespread adoption of electric power led to a buildout that saw roughly half of the 3,000 small utilities and power companies that existed either disappear or get sold during a brutal decade of consolidation. In each case, there were also long-term victors who inherited infrastructure and reaped the benefits of these expansions in the form of lower-cost bandwidth, cheaper consumer prices, and large manufacturers that consolidated the power grid.
Steven Frank, the co-founder of Panic, wrote this in 1999, with similar themes:
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这是杜耀豪旅程的最低谷。至此，他彻底明白，自己无法也无须为上一代的创伤与恩怨负责。他的角色，不是法官，而是见证者。他对南方周末记者说：“在关系中，我们是他人生活的见证者。我喜欢这个观念，我们以某种方式互相关联，所以我也与他们的历史相关。”
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