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The Bronze Age collapsed when its tin supply chains broke. Today, our entire economy runs on semiconductors—made in just a handful of factories. One earthquake, one cyberattack, one conflict—and everything from hospitals to cars could stall. Just-in-time supply chains mean no buffers, no slack, no resilience.

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00:00Your phone, your car, your hospital, running on a supply chain that could break tomorrow.
00:05The Bronze Age needed tin from distant lands. We need semiconductors. Most advanced chips are
00:11made in a handful of factories in Taiwan, South Korea, the US. One regional conflict,
00:17one earthquake, one cyber attack and the global economy stalls. Just-in-time supply
00:22chains mean no buffers. Efficiency over resilience. Sound familiar? Part 4. Why your job feels
00:30precarious and why it's not your fault.
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