Meet Megafactory
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- Megafactory is one of the largest utility-scale battery factories in North America, capable of producing 10,000 Megapack units every year, equal to 40 GWh of clean energy storage. To attain giga scale and change the way the grid is powered, we’re looking for exceptional individuals to join us in Lathrop, California.
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“Made on Earth by Humans” best slogan ever
Says AiElon Musk
Soon to be made on Earth by Optimus in the near future
The dolphins were busy
Also, Cobalt mined from the earth by human children.
I think it's cringe
60 minutes * 24 hours * 365 days = 525,600 minutes per year.
525,600 minutes / 68 minutes = 7,730 Megapacks per year.
Tesla says 10,000 Megapacks per year.
Perhaps 68 minutes is the fastest time Tesla has achieved to produce a Megapack so far. Sustained rate will need to be below 50 minutes to hit 10k / year accounting for downtime. Looking forward to continuing to see Megafactory ramp!
MP 2XL has more capacity. So maybe 7700 Megapacks (both XL and 2XL mixed) is enough.
You don't have to wait 68 minutes to start making the next pack. This is the time to make 1. At 30 minutes maybe the first machine is free to start the next pack.
@@channel4ferrets Megapack unit is a full pack with inverters etc though. Also very unlikely they are working 24x7. Are they just saying that it takes an hour and eight minutes from start to finish, but a certain amount of stuff happens in parallel, as it naturally would? I’m thinking maybe three in parallel. Whatever it is, they haven’t done a great job of expressing it and the onus is on Tesla to explain this… flagrant violation of the laws of mathematics. Perhaps Mars years, 687 days? Actually that would explain a lot of Elon’s time estimates. Perhaps he’s been talking in Mars years all along.
Who ever drives all of these drones are on another level off skill!
A.I.
It’s actually done by a kite with a gopro sellotaped on it.
Berlin was done by:
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Mother earth.
Amazing recruitment material. I’m eager to begin work at Giga 1 in just 10 days. Let’s go!
Awesome - Build a future for us all
Which one? 😉 Anyway, welcome at Tesla!
Congrats, I hope it's a good time!
@@advandermeer740 Giga 1 = Sparks, Nevada Gigafactory est. 2014
It's not a job - it is a mission! Bring us to the future!
1 Megapack every 68 minutes! Insane!
Freaking awesome! I know the people at Tesla work hard and I want you people to know what you're appreciated.
Absolutely. They are the real heroes behind
Agreed. Great work guys. Thank you.
This hacker please 112
Yeah we appreciate them destroying the earth to make lithium batteries.
> know what you're appreciated
bot speak
Watching stuff like this always makes me proud I work for Tesla. Just a humble technician, but still part of something real big!
Thanks for changing the world, one battery cell at a time!
nevermind that china is profiting off being the largest lithium supplier and this is a massively finite resource
wrong.
lithium is hard to mine, not green at all, and battery cells inherently die over time.
these batteries will need to perpetually be replaced and remanufactured. it's literally a never ending cycle.
nuclear is the best option.
Changing the world.... you will need a lot of them to make a significant impact, currently their yearly production (10000 MW according to the video) is barely 0.24% of what the electricity produced in the US each year... so yeah surely great tool for isolated places but it will be hard to scale that for the whole grid, surely the current battery chemistry isn't appropriate for that, let's wait sodium batteries or other promising tech instead....
@@justSomeUserOnYT Batteries are more recyclable than fossil fuels.
@@fredbloggs5902 did you miss when I said nuclear?
thank you for building these in USA!
This is what you get when an automobile manufacturer starts making battery packs, 70 minute exit rate is insane!
It's this type of innovation that is needed in engineering rather than Twitter.
For those who are saying megapacks use cobalt
It's not because it's LFP batteries
Thank you! I've spent the last 10 min commenting this lol
Megapacks going to drive more revenue than vehicle sales by 2030. 🤝✅
Keep up the great work Tesla. Proud of every person working there.
I wish they used metrics like how many houses can it power.
@@Barubindc Sure, all houses have the same consumption in all seasons.
@@Barubindc The annual production capacity of their factory (announced at least) is equal to 0.24% of the electricity the US consumed in a year
@@Barubindc You can go to the webpage - says each megapack can power 3600 homes for an hour.
Proud of how many jobs they are taking due to automation and how they are destroying the earth 100x times faster than Fossil fuels mining for the lithium in their batteries. #cluelessliberals
Love it!!! "Made on Earth by Humans" 💪
the cinematography is insane
MegaFactory < GigaFactody... Let's hope some day they announce the TeraFactory, maybe for the Semi, Cybertruck and Roadster 2.0... INSANE!
They already have it at tx. Teratx is the tesla world hq and now that Tom Zhu is taking over watch that factory ramp to 2,000,000+unit's by the end of 2024 or sooner? Otw to 3 or maybe even 4,000,000+unit's by the end of 2026 when fully built out.
Using the localized 4680 cell production and cathode plants feeding it 24/7-365 non stop. Trucks n trains leaving all day everyday loaded down with teslas oh my. 😎
@@4literv6 oh! Thanks for the info! Yeah I knew the Texas Factory but I didnt know that much! Thank you so much!!
@@giorgioguitar you are most welcome. Btw teratx is not anything official moniker wise I've just always called it that since the announcement in July of 2020. It's to damn big to inspire anything other than terror imo. So it outgrew giga and becomes TERATX in my mind. 👍🏻
Sandy munro recently said that place would shock&awe people once it's ramped up.
I think he knows a thing or 2 about manufacturing of car's at scale&speed. 😀
@@4literv6 Ohhh, thank you for the info, very interesting! I really mean it!😊
that moment when you realise this is just a job advertisement and not a product promo 😏
most companies dont even put this much effort into product placement
Beautiful factory! grid storage is very important to our future!
Amazing. Great work Tesla engineers. Keep up the educational videos!
Cheers.
Totally changed the entire global auto industry, hands down... and you all get little credit for it now.
Unreal. Just keep the snowball rolling on this... and do not forget the small guys innovating.
Good job.
Innovation 💯
Research graphene batteries... it's coming.
Also there is a highschool kid in Florida, who made an electric system that requires no rare earth metals.
eyes-pink-heart-shape Nothing to see here, citizen.
This is already massive, people just don't realise it yet
@@dertythegrower highschool kid in Florida, who made an electric system that requires no rare earth metals....There are lots of innovative battery chemistries out there; the question is are they suited to economical commercial production.
We love Tesla’s love of innovation. 😌
Especially love the kids working in the Cobalt mines.
@@SomeUserNameBlahBlah Less than 1% of cobalt comes from places allegedly using child labour. I’m not seeing you complain about iPhones or Nike trainers.
There's nothing innovative about a giant battery manufacturing plant. Well now that I think about it, the way they're advertising it as some kind of miracle is innovative.
@@fredbloggs5902 Tesla signed a deal with China's leading lithium manufacturer. We all know how good China treats its people and the environment.
@@SomeUserNameBlahBlah tesla aren’t the ones responsible for who works at those mines. Sure there are children. The real ones who are to blame is the country.
The engineers at Tesla are really next level!!!
People love to shit on Elon and Tesla, but they are an AMERICAN manufacturer, they have singlehandedly, through competition, changed the landscape of EVs, and now this. Out-fucking-standing. Keep up the good work you beautiful people.
Go Megapack! You are the second pillar of sustainable energy!
Looking awesome!
The music in teslas promotions and events etc is always sick as fuck. Props to whoever chooses these tracks. :)
What song is this?
@@GauravRupani I’m afraid I’ve no idea. :( Sorry.
Tesla "building a world powered by solar energy, running on batteries and transported by electric vehicles"
you people are my heroes.
Tesla the goat of the auto industry!!
Epic ! ..... No stopping a clean future.
We'll just ignore the dirty kids working in Cobalt mines.
@@SomeUserNameBlahBlah probably re-employed from the oil and coal industry, shame they will have short term contracts at the rate machine mining is going, but hey ho ! .... always someone who reads what they want to read and can't understand the word "Advancement"
@@SomeUserNameBlahBlah Youd rather have them starve to death? Its their government job to provide means to make jobs possible. Instead they sell\give up land/resources to warlords or foreign entities. Could go through international channels to have aid and make sure that aid isnt pissed away every time. Yes its mostly outside world that causes those problems but they dont have to bow down to every profiteer that comes to ravage their lands and manpower. They should stand strong for once, stop electing corrupt sellout officials and maybe foreign nations will stop taking free loot.
@@SomeUserNameBlahBlah Tesla Megapack LFP batteries do not use cobalt
@@SomeUserNameBlahBlah You've been suckered by fossil fuel interests into caring more about the harms from the production of millions of tons of recyclable batteries than the dirty mining, refining, shipping, and spilling of BILLIONS of tons of fossil fuels. Where's your outrage over Chevron refusing to pay the money it owes to indigenous peoples in Ecuador, or Shell destroying the livelihoods of farmers in the Nigerian oil Delta? Then the fossil fuels are burned to produce even more billions of tons of CO2, directly causing global warming which is worsening multiple global crises. Every Tesla battery results in many times its own weight of fossil fuel being burnt, either in a car engine or in a thermal electric plant.
Also, as others have pointed out, there's no cobalt in the battery chemistry used in Tesla Megapacks, and Tesla is reducing the use of cobalt in its NMC cells, and Tesla (and BMW and others) have committed to more responsibly-sourced raw materials. I hope you're getting paid by Exxon for this fake pointless indignation.
THANK YOU FOR CONTINUED UNBELIEVABLE EFFORTS TEAM TESLA!!!!;)💥💋🥧
I love it! I want a Power Wall with my solar panels. I hope they come to Europe soon. ❤
Tesla rocks! More excited about this company and their mission than ever!
If you had a factory in the UK I would be hard pushed not to apply for a job! I am in awe of what you all do there!
Make it so Tesla!
Perhaps they're looking at the Blyth site...
@@alexp1054 oh that's Britishvolt's would-be manufacturing site in Northumberland, up for grabs now that it has sadly slid into bankruptcy.
Brexit was the stupidest own-goal shot-self-in-foot vote in history.
Tory’s pissed of Elon so he went elsewhere
There were plans for a UK Gigafactory in Manchester before Brexit but since it’s happened Tesla are no longer interested in the UK now :(
the world needs so many batteries it's probably the most important thing above all else.
Damn Tesla is building factories left and right 😂
Insane capex efficency when you look at it, giga 1 the first ever tesla plant in Nevada 2 years from dirt to making cells 2014-2016, scaled by 2019.
Giga 2 in N.Y. making scers and solar panels plus solar tiles, 2018 start opened late 2019.
Giga 3 in Shanghai mud field Jan 2019, first customer keys handed over by Elon Dec 26th 2019, millionth ev produced in early 2022.
Giga 4 in Berlin kinda slow going started the end of 2019 on ground clearing, official elon opening ceremony in Oct 2021, first unit's delivered q1 2022.
Giga 5 or as I like to call it TERATX in an abandoned gravel quarry, requiring insane ground prep(like Henry Ford's project highland park factory. Started July 2020, official elon opening ceremony at cyber rodeo in April 2022 with first unit's delivered. In between they built out and modernized freemont to over 600,000+unit's.
Built out the first ground up scer only factory near gigahai doing over 10,000 v3s a year. Added Kato road 4680 production.
Built out lathrope in 8 month's time to produce the first megapack 2xl at scale.
We could keep going but this is insane really. And they recently announced employing over 127,000+people in 2022?
That's approaching Ford and gm head count levels. 👍🏻
"Made on Earth by Humans" is the most elon thing i've read in a long time.
I work for a electric utility. I find this amazing!
The future is finally here, and I couldn’t be happier to experience it…
How does manufacturing an excessive amount of lithium batteries make this the future? We don't want toxic heavy low power density high fossil fuel cost batteries. Especially when government forces the tax cattle to pay a large percentage of the cost.
We heavily rely on fossil fuel power for our grid, these batteries are putting the cart ahead of the horse.
@@Dat_Sun Do you know the purpose of the batteries? They are to alleviate the peaks off the grid. The worst emission offenders are peak power plants. Avoiding them is a big step, and a profitable one as well. Plus, for solar and wind to be responsible for a lot of the grid in a sustainable way, we need mass energy storage. Plus, what gives you the perception that these batteries are low power density? Plus, lithium mining isn't bad, its the refinement. Therefore, tesla has taken that into its own hands and is creating a lithium refinement plant. (though, it will first be online in a few years).
@@sebastianorye2702 I understand the purpose of the batteries is to act as a extremely temporary band-aid to an increasing problem with our grid. Every level 3 charger is an industrial load. Fossil fuel plants are being bankrupt by government, slowly but surely more unreliable extremely fossil fuel dependent renewables are being brought online.
Each subsidy farm makes our grid that much more subsceptible to failure. You're probably not aware, If you are I apologize, but a wind turbine farm most likely needs grid power to come online, Or remain online. Most of our turbines are not permanent magnet style, the generators have windings, we energize those windings with electricity and create a magnetic field so inductance can occur If we're lucky enough to have wind blowing..
Unfortunately the wind doesn't always blow when you want to charge your batteries. Same goes with solar they don't produce a lot of power at night time or during bad weather. And I promise you, there's no downtime during the day to magically fill up all of these batteries with grid power, especially when the temperatures are extreme.
I get the idea of using massive battery banks to store energy but the reality is they hardly store anything at all. These grid level storage batteries store seconds worth of power at most. The only ones who gain anything from this are the investors everybody else looses.
The more made in China renewables we bring online, the less reliable our grid will become. Look at other countries that have dove head 1st into renewables, they have massive energy shortages. What's the exception of a few rare examples it's an absolute horrible idea, guaranteed to break the people financially overtime. And those perfect examples of renewable energy still don't consider how much fossil fuel was used to bring their renewable energy projects online amd maintain them. And again, why aren't they using electric power equipment to assemble them? From the 1st shovel of dirt, Manufacturing, Transporting around the world, Pouring massive concrete foundations and cutting roads for hundreds of wind turbines through the hillsides, it's all fossil fuel powered. The sub stations, the maintenance buildings, all of the equipment it's all built and powered with fossil fuel.
We are in a lot of trouble, Minnesota recently signed on another go all electric by 2035 or something similar bill. Everyone is putting the cart ahead of the horse, we don't have the power generation technology to produce clean energy like everyone thinks is used in an electric vehicle. Ultimately more fossil fuel is burned to meet demands, this will always be the case because we're manufacturing the load before we figured out how to generate the power.
Politicians will continue to make things things more difficult for fossil fuel power plants until they go out of business. They're using the same wrong predictions they've been using for over 50 years. Not once have these global warming alarmists ever been accurate, Not once, so why are we listening to them again?
The solution to our problems is practical sized vehicles using all forms of fuel. If it's windy where you live hopefully you can tap into wind power to charge your electric vehicle, if there's an abundance of sunshine hopefully you can afford some solar panels to charge your electric car. For just about everyone else ice fits the bill just fine.
But both ice and electric need to be put in check immediately because 1000HP cars are not the answer electric or not.
100hp, 2000lb cars and trucks are practical given that our grid is mainly fossil powered, and renewable power is currently extremely limited. The renewable energy equipment is made all around the world, transported, constructed, maintained, repaired, decommissioned and more with fossil fuels. Do you not ever wonder why the Renewable energy sites never use electric vehicles to service the sites? The ships, the trucks the equipment used, all of it is ice powered..
Storage batteries are the least dense way to store energy, that's a fact. They're hardly any better than the lead acids and nicads of yesterday. In fact li-xx batteries have given up some qualities such as durability, reliability and life expectancy for a little bit more capacity. This is all pointless because the battery is only a storage device, think of it like an empty gas can that needs to be filled with something. Right now that something is grid power and grid power is basically fossil fuel. I know there's a few wind turbine and solar sites. But it doesn't account for much and they never account for their own fossil fuel footprint.
The giant cranes, the blade swaps, the maintenance trucks, the thousands of turbine cowboys that fly all over the country to maintain retrofit or repair these ridiculous landscape ornaments, it's all fossil fuel powered.
I took part in the sham with clipper long ago, we were literally using JB Weld sticks to fill in holes in defective turbine gearboxes just to meet contractorial dates to collect tax cattle funds. Most of these turbans were blown up after just a few months of being commissioned. This plays out over and over with every manufacturer, each new design is false promises and engineered failure designed to maximize access to tax cattle funding.
Wind turbines should have been standardized a long time ago, that was their only chance at being successful and we flushed it away. Standardized made right here in America in a free market. We have none of that except Vestas assembling blades, and man is that a horrible toxic nasty job, high turnover rate and it pays very low. It's also a dead end job. Who would have thought gluing together 30,000lb fiberglass and resin blades would be such a toxic and dangerous job requiring specialized breathing equipment, confine space training and atmosphere monitoring equipment. It's almost like these things might be bad for the environment....
Once we have a perpetual energy machine or whatever you guys want to call it that actually makes energy without a significant carbon footprint, then go on and make all the batteries you want but until then you're just making fuel tanks that need to be filled with fossil fuel power. Solar and wind will never Replace fossil fuels get that idea out of your head.
You're sadly mistaken Lithium mines. There is one close to my family cabin in the Pecos mountains, New Mexico. For all of my life, My father's and grandfathers it's been a problem. Every year heavy equipment has to reconstruct retaining walls to help keep the toxic trailings out of the stream which eventually makes its way down to the Santa Fe river. Don't tell me lithium mining is a clean process because it's not, I know it as fact and anyone who researches it can see for themselves. Go take a look at China's leading lithium manufacturer that Tesla recently signed a deal with, I think you would be disgusted at the methods China uses, and you would be shocked @ how China is building coal power plants to manufacture our renewable energy equipment.
@@sebastianorye2702 lithium mining is also terrible
@@bradhaines3142 In what way? Lithium is one of the most common resources in the crust. Most Lithium is mined in bare desolate land, such as seen in China and Australia. The mining of lithium only impacts in terms of slight fine particle pollution (metal particulates) in the close vicinity of the mine. (aka, only workers are affected). Moreover, the other impact is the deformation of the land, which isn't that impactful, given the location of these mines.
What does pose more damaging risks is the disposal of batteries, and therefore lithium. Though that's always been the case, and propper disposal is very possible nowadays. Whats better is that recycling batteries already make economic sense, and many companies are investing billions, and have large recycling facilities.
Don't sleep on the Megapacks!!
Solar + Battery storage is the most viable solution to transition to renewable energy. Other solutions like wind and nuclear will be complementary of course.
This looks sick 😊 nice one Tesla
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Made on Earth by Humans
Love it, keep it coming Tesla!!
You can tell Tesla is the world’s coolest manufacturer just by the music they use in their videos.
This is how marketing should be done. No cheesy slogans, no stupid promises, it is clear and visual. Great job!
I hope those who are looking for meaningful work, that are not afraid to push themselves, that want to be a part of positive change JOIN TESLA!! The megapack factory is KEY to us having a better future.
“Made on Earth by Humans” got to love Elon’s sense of awareness for a distant future. 😂
Hello Megafactory, nice to meet you.
Anyone else in love with the background music of this one? I have it on repeat just to listen to the background music!
tesla to the moon!
Its another engineering Marvel!❤️
Wish i had a job over there and be a part of Tesla!
as someone who works in an auto parts factory, I love seeing new large scale factories and Tesla always delivers. I wish I could tour this place and spend hours here seeing all the engineering, very cool
You guys are the very best !! Go Tesla, goooooo !!
Stunning!
drone guy at tesla must be having a lot of fun lately :)
The Tesla team has started using them in the maintenance program. Looking at machine parts in process. They can address maintenance without disassembling the machine.
@@mjnelson8655 didn't know that. Brilliant!
@@mjnelson8655 Really? Where did you hear that?
@@sebastianorye2702 I apologize, I've taken my time to look. I haven't been able to find anything that directly says, Tesla's doing such a thing. I have found other manufacturers (Ford, Kia, VW) do. So in turn, I can't see why it would be a bad idea. If you had a proper pilots.
@@mjnelson8655 i don’t really see an advantage in that. In what product could it be useful?
My dream car 😢
Full steam ahead transitioning the world over to sustainable energy!
More like full AC induction motor ahead. 😉
batteries are not sustainable
my dream car!
Incredible !
*Whoever reading this. Don't give up. Hustle everyday.*
Love it!
That’s what she said.
aight this is dope.
also as a drone pilot myself, whoever is doing the flying in Tesla's factories has some SERIOUS skill.
I think they might have some hellish expensive equip
What? It's just really slow fly-over shots... probably the easiest piloting there is?
Nice Factory I would like to film it.
hello megafactory, my name's Chadwick ferguson. big fan of your work!
10 000 megapack a year, let's estimate 2 million a piece. That would 20 billion in revenue a year from this factory, nice
Masterpiece 💪
Looking forward to the eating of Shell and Exon mobile cake and providing clean energy.
While the oil majors make token renewable energy investments, they have invested $billions in developing new oil and gas fields that must NEVER enter production if the world is to have any chance of staying below 2°C warming by 2100.
They're all bastards and their executives should be in jail.
Great Job Tasla Engineer.
It was nothing short of amazing to be apart of the Megafactory startup amd launch‼️
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I think I'm blessed because if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert Mrs Christina, I think she is the best broker I ever seen
Who's this professional everyone is talking about I always see her post on top comment on every TH-cam video I watched
I think I'm interested how can I get in touch with Mrs Christina
I am happy today because of Mrs Christina
I remember friends calling me crazy when I started but now I shut up them with my four figure weekly returned
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This is some good music. I need it. Is it on spotify?
So, in other words, your making bigger stationary batteries with *MO POWA BABEH!*
I love what you do for the humanity.
You did it Elon, you led, and it matters!
Man if I had the money.. I'd definitely buy one of those megapack badboys
Become my own little energy company because why not?
having a battery doesnt make you an energy company. still gotta make the power
@@bradhaines3142 no shit...
And the power of goodness would charge those batteries!!! Free electricity!
Keep pushing forward Tesla, you’re proving the doubters and nehsayers wrong. Respect ✊
Excellent!
Loving the recent content coming out of the Tesla channel. Keep it up.
looks sick, love tesla ❤
"Made on Earth" instead of "Made in (Name of Country)". We're all in this together.
I loved this video. Please make more of these.
Loving these vids keep it going tesla!
I'd love to see the roof and lot covered edge to edge with solar panels.
Love these videos. Such a cool peek into their tech and processes
As a shareholder... this video spikes my dopamine
I love it !
“Made on earth by humans”😂
This video gives Satisfactory vibes. Just the music, off-orange color, and beautiful automation emanates the right " v i b e"
Hmmm. I'm not sure that I follow the math.
In video there is stated:
* Megafactory can produce 1 Megapack every 68 minues - 00:44
* 10,000 Megapack units per year - 00:47
But:
366 (days in leap year) * 24 (hours in a day) * 60 (minutes in an hour) = 527040 (minutes in leap year)
527,040 (minutes in leap year) / 68 (minues to produce 1 unit) = 7750.59 (units per year)
Will we also get a Megafactory in Germany?
After German goverment pull their stunt with their c0ckblocking the Giga Berlin, do you think anyone like Elon would open another factory there despite the toptier German engineers? If anything France, Italy or maybe the Balkan would benefit more with Mega Factory so they can catch up with their energy storage.
SkyNet sends a message from the future thanking Tesla for taking these critical steps in bringing it to life.
I love that Tesla is producing these videos, keep it up.
So glad I own a small part of this company!
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MADE ON EARTH, BY HUMANS! greatest letters ever on a manufactured product! WELL DONE
Amazing work!! 😍
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INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY AND ITS FUTURE
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1. The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. They have greatly increased the life-expectancy of those of us who live in “advanced” countries, but they have destabilized society, have made life unfulfilling, have subjected human beings to indignities, have led to widespread psychological suffering (in the Third World to physical suffering as well) and have inflicted severe damage on the natural world. The continued development of technology will worsen the situation. It will certainly subject human beings to greater indignities and inflict greater damage on the natural world, it will probably lead to greater social disruption and psychological suffering, and it may lead to increased physical suffering even in “advanced” countries.
Incredible manufacturing. 10k packs per year x ? Factories!
God bless you guys and everyone helping for making this happiness