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1. Animat+nIc[view] [source] 2024-12-12 22:23:34
>>diodor+(OP)
That's the view from a country on the trailing edge. In Shenzhen, or Seoul, or Tskuba, or Tapei you'll find enthusiasm for technology.

The US can't even make a smartphone any more. Or electrical distribution equipment. Or telephone central offices. Or TV sets. Next to go, cars. (Chrysler just exited the car business. Minivans only now.)

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2. saturn+azf[view] [source] 2024-12-14 06:07:03
>>Animat+nIc
>The US can't even make a smartphone any more.

Well they are trying. Purism has a "Made in America" phone: the Liberty Phone.

https://puri.sm/products/liberty-phone/

Why do you think cars are leaving the US? Tesla is a fully American manufacturer with some of the most US sourced components, GM/Ford aren't moving their cash cows out of the country anytime soon. and the Japanese and Germans are expanding their presence in the US. You cited a long declining brand that has had an agism problem. Thats your best evidence? I guess you can make the argument that there are too many brands in the car industry but the car manufacturing sector in the US is still quite strong.

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