There is lots of technologies that can be developed and even probably some of it still exists out there. But just to mechanize some of that data collection. And it doesn't mean that we wouldn't be out there learning, but we would be able to collect more data, right?
stress disorder, which is essentially a form of post-traumatic stress disorder that comes about when people are put in situations to do things that they find morally And if they can mechanize everything and have animals in a smaller area, it takes less labor to get the job done.
It's great that you can make widgets and cellphones in one factory, centralized probably in Asia, highly replicable and mechanized . That, unfortunately, is not what food is. And I don't think that most eaters want food to go that way.
They're having more and more difficulties getting people to migrate to the east, because a lot of migration happens from west to east, obviously, because of the income gap. now that it's mechanized agriculture, they don't need 700 million people.
They petitioned to Parliament to block the introduction of labor-replacing technologies. And they frequently rioted against the mechanized factory. Some of you will have heard about the Luddites riots, but they were only part of a long wave of riots that spread across continental Europe, Britain, and even
And it's one of the deadliest, where almost 800 children were killed. So in contrast to the mechanized images of the Holocaust, I think euthanasia has been overlooked, and it's important to understand its dimensions. It involved intimate killing by the doctors and nurses that saw these children every day.
No system-- because I'm not going to talk about the brain very much. No system has been more mechanized than your musculoskeletal system. It is a machine.
where the same machines could be used for year after year on the same kinds of bodies, or even in cars. So work couldn't be as mechanized as in an earlier economy. It had to be more flexible.
there was never any reform in the ownership of assets, particularly land. So there's very, very concentrated ownership of assets which allows you in the agricultural sector, you don't have to do land consolidation you can mechanize it. So in Brazil agriculture became modern and capital intensive and the people weren't needed
And then, by the end of the movie, he can't avoid the camera anymore. And when she's thrust into this world that is the mechanized world of music in a way, she's taken in a different direction.
Weaving or knitting was not the bottleneck. In the late 18th century, you get mechanized spinning developed, driven by water power originally and then later by coal, steam power.
It was slow, stagnant for millennia, and only took off in extraordinary fashion around 1800. And the standard story behind this is that this was roughly the time when the mechanized factory arrived, that with its extreme divisions of labor and the implementation of machinery and production, allowed us to produce more with fewer people.
And also, it's very labor-intensive to make tofu, because to mechanize it costs even so much more. You would have to spend $5 million to start a tofu business if you want to mechanize everything. So because of that split, you have the small guys and you have the big guy and nobody in between.
We could dream, and design, and imagine amazing cities, but we had a very limited capacity to build them, certainly to build them quickly. That changed with the advent of the automobile, with the advent of mechanized construction, with some of the modern building and construction techniques that came available in the early 1900s.
Luckily, the instructions are in the word-- in-to-me-see. Vulnerability and human kindness are one of the most sought after things in the world today because the world is so mechanized , and we're all so busy that moments of real kindness and intimacy we all crave.
But by the turn of the 21st century, a new image of war had emerged. According to many observers, the era of mass armies and mechanized warfare had ended . A new era of high tech warfare waged by highly skilled professionals equipped with smart weapons, as they were called, had supposedly commenced.
We were--. The invention of the steam engine was supposed to usher in the age of mechanized comfort and leisure.
We haven't automated it at all. We've mechanized it, so it's got -- instead of having to stir the grain with plastic shovels, we got a machine that stirs it.
But human factors, researchers, and cognitive systems engineers have found that really does automation simply mechanize a human task.
So that's one example I want to give you in terms of how you built. And also, it's very labor-intensive to make tofu, because to mechanize it costs even so much more. You would have to spend $5 million to start a tofu business if you want to mechanize everything.
of different parts. You know, the interoperability of the German mechanized arm is super inefficient.
In a way, it's a kind of misnomer because you're sort of suggesting that it's highly mechanized and industrialized and all the rest of it.
Panzer grenadiers, which are infantry in half-tracks and trucks, mechanized .
Heinz Guderian is the kind of, he's the pioneer of the Panzer force, the Panzer thrust, this idea of the ultra mechanized combined arms,
So in marine and aquatic environments, essentially the industrialization of the world's oceans with the rapid increase in mechanized motors and shipping,
So Pascal, 400 odd years ago, had this dream for mechanized calculating and he invented the Pascaline which is sort of the very first one. And then Leibniz has its Step Reckoner,
African cotton farmers. They are, you know, dressed in rags. They do all their planting by hand. They are walking behind their two draft oxen; they're not mechanized , whatsoever.