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Sure, and the vast majority of those 3 million were cars were built after they disassembled their "alien dreadnought" factory and Tom Zhu et al went to China to
by bryanlarsen 1y ago
Sure, and the vast majority of those 3 million were cars were built after they disassembled their "alien dreadnought" factory and Tom Zhu et al went to China to learn how to build cars, and brought that knowledge back.
- nomel 1y agoAnd all the other US manufactures originally learned how from Japan. Some of their original manufacturing ideas didn't work out, and they iterated to better processes. That's not failure. That's plain old boring fucking engineering. Do you think China is bad or something? Everyone, especially in the industry, knows that there's more manufacturing expertise in China, because that's where the vast majority of the world has outsourced their manufacturing (and pollution), for decades, and the forseable future. Just ask the politicians, who have been singing "manufacturing is never coming back to the US" for decades, to justify their policies that prevent people from manufacturing in their backyards.
- rootusrootus 1y ago> And all the other US manufactures originally learned how from Japan. Who learned Kaizen from an American.
- nomel 1y agoAnd the good ideas go round and round.
- IAmBroom 1y agoIf your goal is proving inherent superiority of one group over another, you've already failed. Good ideas are useful to successful people.
- rootusrootus 1y ago> If your goal is proving inherent superiority of one group over another, you've already failed. It is not, why would you think such a thing?