South Korea Proposes Converting Gwangju Airbase into a Semiconductor Plant
I guess we will see if USFK has any issues with this:
South Korea is proposing to relocate a military air base used by the South Korean and U.S. air forces and build a semiconductor manufacturing complex on the site. Gwangju Air Base, roughly 190 miles south of Seoul, serves as a South Korea-U.S. Air Force collocated operating base. It shares the airfield with Gwangju Airport, which operates commercial flights. The U.S. Air Force may rapidly deploy assets at the base during a conflict without permanently stationing a large force there.
You can read more at the link.
This sounds like Lee wants to make South Korea easier to conquer and a more juicy prize. As opposed to a prize with more juicys.
Comparing a Proposed Gwangju Semiconductor Plant to Your Gwangju Airbase Filipina Juicy
Both require constant management to avoid toxicity
One produces chips and one consumes them
Both appriciate specialists who know exactly where to manage vibration
Long-term cost of maintaining is higher than original purchase price
A filthy production unit can produce poor results or let you live your fantasy
Both become obsolete faster than their users expected
Only one requires saliva and mucus for customer support
They expand as the years go by
They need a steady flow of foreign customers with money
Automation improves one and replaces the other
Without constant monitoring and occassional physical intervention, performance will detetiorate
Defects can be catastrophic or “get your freak on”
The real money is made by whoever owns the building
They both look at you funny if you suggest a capsicum and menthol castor oil interracial anàl double penetration (ususally)
They can both run 24/7 but to do that, only one requires meth
They need many resources to get them to the output stage and the result may be disappointing
Both have customers who insist they understand the process after one tour
After 20 years, it is time to consider a replacement
Dope either changes the property of silicon conductivity or spends its entire paycheck
A skilled operator can run two at the same time
Contamination by careless visitors shuts them down for up to 9 months
You must use PPE
Both have more than one user at any given time
Both have limits on what can be brought inside
Both serve their purpose when filled with silicon
They both require a lot of juice
Like a good LLM, CH only requires a decent prompt.