We go into the energy transition with the economy and construction capacity we have, not the construction capacity we wish we had. The time to transition is no

We go into the energy transition with the economy and construction capacity we have, not the construction capacity we wish we had. The time to transition is now, and making that transition with the ample tools we have right now is a good thing. It's not an argument that we shouldnt improve construction. It's an argument that we should at a minimum do what we know how to do. If you have ideas on how to improve construction efficiency in the US, it's an absolutely massive addressable market that gets too little attention, and should definitely be addressed. I would love to go work for somebody that is fixing construction, if I had the right skills. I would love even more to do it myself, but I have zero experience or ideas.