> The transcript is comedy to read. You really were not kidding. The first question related to the book: > NP: Josh and I covered this project extensively at

> The transcript is comedy to read. You really were not kidding. The first question related to the book: > NP: Josh and I covered this project extensively at The Verge the whole time, and we have both read the book. If you just read this book cover to cover, you would end fully believing that there is a Generation 10.5 LCD factory in southeastern Wisconsin. There is not a factory. What happened? That almost seems like it would take practice to say with a straight face. Cue question two: > There is no factory. Why not address that in the book? Because he immediately tried to change the subject. The argument given as an answer to the first question seems to try to suggest that the story told in the book was only intended to go through 2017, which seems like nonsense for a non-fiction book that was published years later than that (written in the last year and a half, no less!) - in particular when there are relevant updates to be given, like that the deal never actually happened.