It's a long shot but Relativity is keyed in to something most folks don't get or see. Using 3d printing heavily to radically unconstrain design & figure out whe

It's a long shot but Relativity is keyed in to something most folks don't get or see. Using 3d printing heavily to radically unconstrain design & figure out where you want to put every ounce of material could be a huge advantage. It might not be fast, but we have to compare the net cost, of letting printers run, versus figuring out exact manufacturing processes for thousands of parts netting millions of discrete operations. These are costly works, but I'm actually less scared than I'd expect that this is an un-disruptable lead. We have much better control systems, much better manufacturing systems, and a clear example of what definitely works that creates a corporate necessity the old guard never & perhaps still doesn't understand.