Why Automation Multiplies the Workforce and Then Moves It Somewhere With Cheaper Electricity A robot is not a worker. It is a capital good with a power cord, and the cord is the part that determines where it gets plugged in. This distinction is the whole argument. The political class in the West has convinced…
Let’s cut through the noise for a moment. Europe’s industrial base is not dying because Europeans forgot how to make things. It is dying because the energy math no longer works, the demographic math no longer works, and the geopolitical math no longer works. The question is not whether production migrates. The question is where…
1. The Logic of Individual Preparation The previous sections established the structural vulnerabilities: the diesel shock, the food system’s physical shortages, the medicine supply chain’s concentration, the shipping chokepoint exposure, and the institutional capacity that is designed for efficiency rather than resilience. The analysis was systemic. The recommendation is individual. The individual cannot change the…