There's no such thing as de-globalization or "globalization is dead". Even in this very best case example of a factory in the US, a country large enough that i

There's no such thing as de-globalization or "globalization is dead". Even in this very best case example of a factory in the US, a country large enough that it can self-sustain in some ways, it is 100% globalized. The 5 million little parts that go into the factory are sourced from all across the world. As the article suggests, education comes from Taiwan. Rare earth minerals come from Africa and China. The machine comes from ASML, which in turn sources parts from all across the world. But yes, do go ahead and slap a "Made in the USA" on it if that makes you feel better.