eh, there are probably still a bunch of retired workers who could be tempted back for a nice salary. they could teach the newbies how to make this stuff.
and you could get so many actually motivated smart workers if you dropped a plant and offered good salaries for manufacturing work. a lot of these production line improvements tend to come from motivated line workers trying to crank more out.
i dont think the problems are really about know-how. yeah, it's a bottleneck, so you cant just ramp up production in 6 months, but again, they've had at least 2 years. more if you realize that they've been anticipating this war for like a decade.
the main problem is that this political/economic system simply no longer has a button for you know, reality-based intervention by the state. so they're left with pushing the two remaining buttons they have. unfortunately, you cant outsource or austerity your way out of this problem.
eh, there are probably still a bunch of retired workers who could be tempted back for a nice salary. they could teach the newbies how to make this stuff.
and you could get so many actually motivated smart workers if you dropped a plant and offered good salaries for manufacturing work. a lot of these production line improvements tend to come from motivated line workers trying to crank more out.
i dont think the problems are really about know-how. yeah, it's a bottleneck, so you cant just ramp up production in 6 months, but again, they've had at least 2 years. more if you realize that they've been anticipating this war for like a decade.
the main problem is that this political/economic system simply no longer has a button for you know, reality-based intervention by the state. so they're left with pushing the two remaining buttons they have. unfortunately, you cant outsource or austerity your way out of this problem.
I'm entirely with you, and it was just joking.