Discovery and mass implementation, and money

Need discovery, and mass implementation, currently stretched between two, to make impact (distribution is monetary based), so once something is discovered, then built on certain scale, and then monetarily made available to everyone,  but it does not cater  the one without money, only those with money, because they can support its further growth, so would need to get those capable without money into producing it or things supporting it because they cannot support through money, basically the money from buyers is given as salaries to those producers, and those producers are mostly people in need of money.

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How observation, thinking analysis looks for discovery to implementation. One of the version goes like this:

For discovery, its usefulness comes with mass implementation. To change society at scale, the discovered thing must be mass produced, and then made available to everyone, often through monetary exchange, but it does not cater the one without money, only those with money, because money can support its further growth, would need to get those capable without money into producing it or things supporting it because they cannot support through money, basically the money from buyers is given as salaries to those producers, and those producer workers are mostly people in need of money.

Overall, the producer strata works for a living, and consumers drive the change in society through demand, by paying only for what matters according to them. When consumer is the producer, in effect this results to 0 net gains in society, but drives the flow of production and consumerism. The force or pull in this flow is the want or need of the consumer for the thing and the willingness or capability for the producer to make it happen.

Monetary Flow Force = want,need x willingness or capability of producer

It all starts as initiaing singular one point of discovery, then that point slowly becomes a small circle (small supportive sustaining chain) to a bigger circle (large supportive chains, large costs, large production and consumers).

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although a one view and critique at at this would be why only underserved will be working in factories, as most people do certain work in their lives, for e.g. in factories as norm, but usually, most factories are in underserved countries producing and developing more, which also have significant stratas and discrepancy like any country has range of minimum and peak reaching, if you take a real look. While such data has never been made avaialble in public,