> ...because we all know that building more factories won't solve the supply chain issues due to the pandemic. Wouldn't it be wise to start building more facto

> ...because we all know that building more factories won't solve the supply chain issues due to the pandemic. Wouldn't it be wise to start building more factories so that a supply chain disruption in one area doesn't cause such painful shortfalls in supply on a global scale? It seems like a China-free supply chain would be making bank right now. I guess you'd have to weigh the time to ramp that up versus the odds of China locking down severely again. Still, I would hope that a lasting consequence of this would be a diversification of supply chains to mitigate this kind of problem in the future.