>
> or it can be an assembly line which breaks a task
> into a million meaningless tasks requiring no skill
> and creating an army of bored, depressed, stressed
> workers whose mental and physical life is degraded
> every day by having to do such work.
Oh, no, please don't say that, assembly lines _rock_. I couldn't possibly possess any of my cool stuff without them, not even books; I was born too low in caste.
snitsnat wrote:
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> doesn't anyone wear briefs anymore?
No. Should I?
Carrol Cox wrote:
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> In a sensible social order there would be no individual washing
> machines
I can't even trust my wife not to put fabric softener in with my pants, and you want me to share my Maytag with the neighbors. Sheesh you idealists.
> Given the productivity of medieval agriculture, just imagine how many
> peasants starved or died of sheer fatigue to feed the men who built
> those cathedrals.
Not to mention all the poor bastards who fell off the scaffolding.
Yours WD "OSHA" K - wkiernan at ij.net