"Also, I think that this particular Navajo news is a bit dated, as I can't see them having a separate facility on top of the one Morf3D, Boeing, Honeywell, Lockheed, and others are going to share. That's going to be one HUGE facility; one that's supposed to create FIVE TIMES the number of jobs as the facility that Sintavia has going up."
Navajo Technical University is a New Mexico joke:
Located in the poorest county, in the poorest state in the union.
Household annual incomes average less than $25,000 per annum
The median salary of graduates is only $18,800 ten full years following graduation
Navajo Technical University sports double the violent crime rate of any university in New Mexico (a notoriously high crime state)
The curriculum approximates a high school trades program rather than an accredited university (which it is not)
I'm not sure what the game plan is for Morph3D, Boeing, et al, Perhaps there are huge tax advantages or some other hidden motivation, but they have a very tough job ahead of them to provide a semi-skilled workforce for their manufacturing facility, let alone attracting a professional technical/management team that would put up with living in Crown Point New Mexico. My opinion is that this whole scheme is smoke and mirrors. It's very hard for me to see it ever coming to fruition.
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