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The article mentions they want to bring it back, they just don’t know how they lost it as no structural changes were made. I think it’s an opportunity to make
by reactordev 1y ago
The article mentions they want to bring it back, they just don’t know how they lost it as no structural changes were made.
I think it’s an opportunity to make structural changes and shape that peak like the German Engineers we all know. It will be back better than ever.
It will be fine.
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