(11-08-2021, 07:54 AM)robkelk Wrote: Further reading on this here. Getting rid of the international parts of the supply chain would be getting rid of the redundancies, leading to more failure points.
Well, I think part of the point is that we need to add local supply chain as a redundancy. (Not that'll stop some from trying to push to go for supply chain independence, which means single point of failure.)
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