If we automate everything and get rid of all jobs, how will you justify your existence?
Without workers, these factories collapse. Don't be retarded. Having them in America is a bigger leverage for Americans than having them in fucking Vietnam.
I deleted all of that because I leapt way ahead and thought you were saying something you weren’t from the first sentence.
As BMJ says, don't be a pussy, bet it all.
This is probably the biggest gamble the United States has done for itself since the Cuban Missile Crisis, when the fate of humanity was quite literally on its hands, a lot of things really have to go right in the 4 years trump is in office, and whatever happens after he is done, it really looks like we either successfully re-industrialize, which mind you, has never happened before, so we are in uncharted territory, or we get another Great Depression.
Dude it’s not. Manufacturing is as scalable as any business. I know a guy whose company is just himself and he’s a defense contractor in his garage
This is literally better than slowly dying and each generation being set off worse than the last. Trump is playing the best hand he can possibly make with the shittiest cards dealt to him because previous admins did not leverage tariffs to support our industries and current admins are paid out by corporations to continue with the status quo. We lost our iron, steel, lumber, automobile, clothing. and currently technology manufacturing businesses because politicians have actively refused to try and implement smart tariffs to protect our industries. Without something as drastic as this we are going to slowly die over the course of generations,
Again why not just give more subsidies which are guaranteed to get things done.
Wall-sized multi-panel TVs exist but the real problem for having them in residential housing is how much power they use. Linus Sebastian has a mansion that he's set up to not only have multiple cooling units, but each cooling unit's ducts are set up to service multiple thermostats where they dynamically open and close vents so that the cooling ends up where it needs to go and when he was looking at putting in one of Samsung's TV walls he would have had to redo his HVAC with commercial units to deal with all the heat they put off. Even with standard large OLED TVs they have to balance how much power they draw by dimming the brightness if there's too much white on screen at once. To make them work they need their own dedicated high amperage circuits with dedicated cooling capacity that turns on when you turn the screens on.
I think we all know the answer with the H1B freakout from musk
Lol, that optimism. "We're going to make a trillion dollars off tariffs, and companies are going to bring manufacturing to the US." I'd settle for an either/or, seems much more realistic, especially if we're also using them as a stick in negotiations.
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Proof, nigger?
Yeah, may you live in interesting times is a curse. I guess the argument in favor of the disruption is we'd already been sleepwalking through interesting times...well, it seems history's not over yet either way.
Since factories are one of the only places you can start making over $20/hour with no experience, some of the government workers Elon fired would work in factories
Here comes the Warlords and warring states
We’re pressing them because this is bigger than the trade deficit. Trump wants to collapse China and end the second Cold War
Factories need White Collar “officer” staff to run them, perform R&D. I’m one of them here.
It's about time we replace Captain Planet posting with Babylon 5 posting. To captain planet spergs, as the humans say "up yours, die!"
I wager there are a good many Americans who are listed as "employed" who would much prefer working a single 9 to 5 factory job with benefits over the two or three part-time retail and delivery jobs with no benefits that they're working now.