Unless I misunderstand your question, isn’t the obvious answer just short-term profit?
No investor has thus far invested something they can’t yet cash out.
If there's no better growth story probably people have already trimmed for short term gains.
In some ways the technology companies, which such large growth, are their own consumers.
Unless they feel pressure from another growth story or a technical monetary effect, and I emphasize story because its about future returns, its unlikely.
Additionally this has grown so quickly that there is amazing talent being applied to these problems, its hard to imagine every good person has been sufficiently compensated that progress will stall.
1. Listen to what other people say and what they think the problem is, or what the problem "says".
2. Think, ask questions to clarify and repeat step 1. Is the problem actually technical? branch a. otherwise branch b.
a. have you considered the problem is mostly not technical? then proceed to branch b.
b. what miscommunications are keeping the solution from being implemented?
3. Change minds with the words that are convincing to others. Dont be so convinced of your solution that you wouldnt take a better one, return to step 1 unless the problem is "solved"
My blog would be uncompellingly short.