Waste of human lives and labor.

 

Waste of human lives and labor.

Work or don't eat. It's a simple decision when and where human labor is cheaper than machines.

 

...where human labor is cheaper than machines.

The irony is that this actually isn't the case.

 

The irony is that this actually isn't the case.

Sure, in the first world but its true that human labor is cheaper in many poor countries in this big planet where electric power, and efficient machines are expensive for locals without the financial resources we have here.

 

Sure, in the first world but its true that human labor is cheaper in many poor countries in this big planet where electric power, and efficient machines are expensive for locals without the financial resources we have here.

And the financial resources in those countries are also way too expensive to resort to for an ordinary citizen ...

 

I love those things for building with wood.

 

"I'm glad YouTube doesn't have smellovision"

 

"I'm glad YouTube doesn't have smellovision"

2:40 -- A steaming pile of rotten sheepskin ready for distribution at your local Ivy League university.

 

2:40 -- A steaming pile of rotten sheepskin ready for distribution at your local Ivy League university.

They spent good money for that Ivy League university rotten sheepskin.

 

 

I saw that and my first thought was "that's a bit of a complicated whisky still".

 

I saw that and my first thought was "that's a bit of a complicated whisky still".

The concept is the same.

 

Know why the Japanese still have quality manufacturing? It's because they stopped the Chinese from flooding the country with cheap junk.

 

Secret note found inside violin built in concentration camp: "Made under difficult conditions"

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"If you look at its proportions and structure, you can see that it's a master violin, made by a man who was proficient in his craft," said Szandra Katona, one of the Hungarian art dealers who discovered the origins of the violin. "But the choice of wood was completely incomprehensible."