So the solution to the chip supply problem is “pretend there is no chip supply problem and everyone gets the chips they need, but for some reason does some assembly task at home”?
If we could just do the first part and get reality to conform, the rest would be superfluous, but I don't think we can do that.
Its not a solution ever, because it takes as its premise that the problem is solved and then goes on to suggest something else on top of it (the purpose of which is unclear.)
If we could just do the first part and get reality to conform, the rest would be superfluous, but I don't think we can do that.