They will never be able to fully automate it.
To contradict @queermunist@lemmy.ml abit here, what automation allows for is the simplification and breakdown of repetitious tasks, such as monitoring or sorting. Sometimes these can be complex in nature, but simplified through automation. However, atart up, shut down, and maintenance are still human tasks and will remain so for the near and far future, alongside design, most visual quality control checks, and detail work.
However, to agree with what she said part of the problem is that companies will often get contracts under the assumption that the automation works perfectly, which as an engineer, trust me it never does, and businesses always short-staff their maintenance and automation departments because they hate the idea of someone sitting around waiting for something bad to happen (inefficiency to them) even though that is the proper workflow for those areas, which is hurry up and wait. It's wild that they understand that for sales and quality control, but if it's a blue collar worker suddenly they have to be sweating their ass off 24/7 or they are a drain on the company.
True automation will require a complete redesign of factories and machines on a scale unfathomable under capitalism.
Yeah it is almost as if every single bar and club needed to have some form of live performed entertainment on a regular basis, and not just once every three months.
Tbf the Catholic Church is the closest thing to a modern equivalent of the Imperium, being one of the largest and most strident holdout institutions to preach serfdom (outside of course, the UK and the US themselves, which is what the whole franchise was originally a parody of).
I just harp on how most modern Christians pretend to worship God but instead worship at the foot of Mammon. And I am a pretty strident atheist, but I meet people where they are at.
And it definitely wasn't originally made by a socialist, and then, as is typical, stolen by capitalists who then changed how the game is played and patented their version and relentlessly sued all other forms of it out of existence.
Should have always been armed lol, at least that is what I have been telling our local people.
Don't bring your phones, don't bring your kids, let someone you trust know where you will be and how long, bring your firearms, and if you don't have any, get some.
Look, it's stupid to pay attention to any of this, but your comment is ignorant to the point of bordering on absurdity. When Dream was caught cheating at his Minecraft speed runs, it was huge news, dominating the gaming news cycle for months, and even breaking into mainstream sports.
This is real small potatoes in comparison to that.
They can't pick Pritzker because Pritzker has his own independent wealth and independent voter base. The DNC, more than anything, is afraid of being 'Trumped' like the 'moderates' in the Republican party were and completely losing control of the party. If they lose control of the party, they lose the gravy train of insider trading and donor money. This is what scares them more than anything else, because it is unfathomable to them that a third party will actually arise in such a way that it can't be immediately crushed through some half-hearted promises.
They worship the status quo, and anything that threatens it is immediately out the window. One of the reasons Newsome wasn't even in consideration last time is that he had just abit too much of an independent streak. He has since gotten back in lock step with the DNC.
Yeah bringing back Guilliman and the addition of the Primarus really was the dagger in the heart of the franchise being 'consistent' for me. Not that it ever really was, it's just you can't just make 'bigger, better, Space Marines' the whole point of the 40k franchise is that the Imperium is in a state of technological freefall. Things are only supposed to get worse in more absurd and fantastical ways because the Imperium doesn't resemble any of the good qualities of humans.
And it is waking people up to the farce of the two party system. I have lifelong Democrat voters expressing to me that I was correct and that the Democrats are part of the problem.
It isn't working the way they want it to. Exactly as I have been saying. They can try to punish us and blame it on us all they want, they are just rapidly creating a larger base of actual resistance, and not just mealy-mouth platitudes.
They will never be able to fully automate it. To contradict @queermunist@lemmy.ml abit here, what automation allows for is the simplification and breakdown of repetitious tasks, such as monitoring or sorting. Sometimes these can be complex in nature, but simplified through automation. However, atart up, shut down, and maintenance are still human tasks and will remain so for the near and far future, alongside design, most visual quality control checks, and detail work.
However, to agree with what she said part of the problem is that companies will often get contracts under the assumption that the automation works perfectly, which as an engineer, trust me it never does, and businesses always short-staff their maintenance and automation departments because they hate the idea of someone sitting around waiting for something bad to happen (inefficiency to them) even though that is the proper workflow for those areas, which is hurry up and wait. It's wild that they understand that for sales and quality control, but if it's a blue collar worker suddenly they have to be sweating their ass off 24/7 or they are a drain on the company.
True automation will require a complete redesign of factories and machines on a scale unfathomable under capitalism.