manufacturing

this is a cultural moment, regardless of the pivot. the majority that voted the mandate want a normalization of economy, obviously there's an opposing financial interest. market goes down, popular approval goes up (so far), and elite pressure on legislators to defect grows exponentially. either way, it's on.

but this is irrelevant to the actual challenge. there's a critical shortage of equipment for this revival, and it's not clear yet that private markets will capitalize this or reach the verticalized scale that consumers expect for cheap prices in a timely fashion. roboticist wage growth outpacing inflation may be a saving grace.

unless that cultural moment is leveraged and focused. what does "shop floor leadership" look like through new media like vlog, livestreaming, and distillation of banter into bot socials? how does company loyalty get clout, how does churn get further incorporated? how are construction/EEs cultivated & celebrated ahead of the grid?

feels like a generational opportunity.