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Just because the US might be able to manufacture something high-tech again doesn’t mean the death of anything… like maybe globalization will get 5% less extreme
by dgreensp 4y ago
Just because the US might be able to manufacture something high-tech again doesn’t mean the death of anything… like maybe globalization will get 5% less extreme, before turning around or doing whatever it does next? I don’t see how the existence of some small trend or force going against some huge dominant trend amounts to it being almost dead. Globalization is like capitalism. Calling it fragile is just mock victimhood or whining. Proponents push it forward regardless of the human cost. Democracy and human rights are fragile.
- refurb 4y agoAgree. To say it’s “dead” when Apple is shifting their manufacturing from China to India says the exact opposite. I think the author has blinders on and seems to think “China” = “world”.