J-20 production has reached a ceiling without new facilities. It is indeed much needed to continue transforming the airforce with new facilities and also bring in competitors to Chengdu. That's nothing I haven't said.
What I disagree on is adopting highly questionable terminology that implies claims that have no basis in reality about production plants. Like I said, nobody works any more than they want to or can get scheduled in program like J-20. If someone eats fast food or smoke cigs every day because they're focused on being an engineer then eventually gets a stroke or becomes morbidly obese, that's not called dying from overwork! Nobody sane will ever say that.
My point about F-35 program still stands, there has surely been more than 2 people passing away in the whole duration of that program, and the words "died from overwork" is not used by them to describe whenever their engineers pass away for 1 reason or another, so why should it be used by us?? Care to justify why?
