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Murtaza Hussain
@mazmhussain
From “Chip War” by Chris Miller. WWII was won by American manufacturing. It should worry Americans that a rival country is the manufacturing superpower of the world today.
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@na
would it be feasible for the us to increase manufacturing capacity from securing assistance from outside the us
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Omar
@dromar.eth
Yup, both chips and the natural resources. Indonesia is one of the most fascinating countries geopolitically from an industrialization perspective along with Guyana (energy) as well
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𒂠_𒍣𒅀_𒊑
@m-j-r.eth
there's a book on WWII that goes into the specifics of the RAF production rate compared to the personnel available, and considering how the Battle of Britain effected a chain of events that decided the war, I do have a very healthy respect for just building a bunch of things at a frantic tempo.
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cassand
@cassand
Your talent shines bright!
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Samo
@samo.eth
To add to that, the manufacturing superpower is a communist country, which makes it much scarier. Two-thirds of the world's population doesn't know what living under communist regimes is like. I hope they never have to find out. When I hear people in Western Europe or the US praising Russia and China, I get shivers. They have no clue. Freedom has become underrated these days, and I hope people start appreciating it again asap...
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