SSD, subside and progressiveness

I tend to say that it could receive subside because it could be a bottleneck to abolish in pc. But I need a computer engineer level 1 that is friend or allies to the Red Party to be more clear on this subject.

It's because first, as we know, I prefer to respect the law of the market but sometimes I claim that subside can be and this is good example. And also because we need to be progresssive.

It's because the price of these things can only be high at the beginnings unless they get a loan. Btw a way a loan by whom? Private bank exist? This is unclear for the ignorant I am right now. Because if all bank all public, a loan imo is a subside. So back to the topic, I claim that the price can only be high and will lower with time as much as technologies advance and as much as the factory get better in better and because the starting cost of the factory as been paid. So because the price is high and the product does not offer something really good compare to rest of the market(Normal disk), people would not buy EVER this product and the bottleneck would not cease to exist and so the computer progressiveness would be off. So if the ssd take out a major bottleneck of the modern computer, it could receive subside. As stated above, a tech level one is needed to be clear on that.

If the SSD get sold without any subside than ALLRIGHT! Good news!