That's your argument? Mate, you can make explosives out of stuff you can buy in literally any supermarket and no one bats an eyelash. You don't have to legally be adult to buy any of the things you'd need and I say that as someone who only struggled with chemistry in school, that's now low the bar is. What's the solution then? Ban sea salt? If someone is using Graphene, the chances of them getting hacked are astronomically lower than any Chinese spyware-infested phone.

It was an analogy, or metaphor, I forget the distinction. But I don't think it was stood up to be literally argued against though.

physical risks, like your example, do not map well to digital risks faced by large international companies.