Never said it was. I believe what I said was, "in any shortage of one thing, there is also a corresponding surplus of something else dependent on that one thing." I didn't exactly invent the idea or anything. Basic ECON 101. Doesnt' change when you get to ECON 4056, either. In fact, if you actually listen to the smartest economists out there, it's always been a simple fact of life in any market, any economic system, throughout human history. Buggy whips got real cheap when automobiles started outnumbering buggies. Now real "vintage" buggy whips are real expensive - more in modern dollars than they ever were when new - and why? Because they're rare collectibles now, not common tools everyone has in their garage. Economics. What a mind-blower, right?
But, like I also say - and I didn't invent this idea, either - if complaining and picking nits gets 'er done for ya, have at it and enjoy. Sometimes just blowing off steam helps make the intolerable tolerable.