The funny thing is, it doesn't matter. "2nm" is just marketing; nothing about it is actually 2nm in size. But that's okay, because that was true at 7nm and 14nm and even at 28nm.
So what 2nm really means is "better than 3nm".
So what 2nm really means is "better than 3nm".
Because it is easier to compare two numbers even if they are meaningless in reality.