The invisible hand of capitalism that occasionally gives you the middle finger when a single chip factory in Arizona floods.
The invisible hand of capitalism that occasionally gives you the middle finger when a single chip factory in Arizona floods.
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What politicians call “resilient” right up until toilet paper disappears from shelves for the third time in five years.
The reason your Amazon package takes three days instead of three hours when a random dock worker in Rotterdam calls in sick.
The logistical masterpiece that keeps the world running—until a pandemic, a war, a storm, or a random strike reminds us it’s all hanging by a thread of duct tape and optimism.