  rizona-expansion/ when nancy pelosi visited taiwan in 2022, chang lectured the house speaker on the challenges the u.s. would face in mastering the microscopic precision required in chip production. chang has since also warned against the lack of manufacturing talent in the u.s., and how hard it would be for taiwanese managers to supervise americans. speaking to the vying for talent podcast in april 2022, chang concluded that the u.s. attempt to onshore semiconductor manufacturing would be a very expensive exercise in futility. they have zero reason for building in the us. they are sacrificing everything and gaining nothing by building a place in the us. if china is ever going to invade taiwan, tsmc will have much more bigger problems than worrying about their production.    you aren't very well versed on this topic. us production and technology is 20 years behind. we should be funding people domestically, not acting like niggers and stealing other peoples stuff.    > tsmc is the most important thing in taiwan, so just bring it here and let xi have the island. lmao, now you see the real reason for the us doing this.
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