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... to make rational decisions and everything came down to a selfish self-centered worldview. Much like the view of the West in terms of doing whatever it takes to drive the engine of our economies. Too many of us in this country are like junkies looking for another fix. Now we must find new ways to live. I for one believe many of ... ...
... piece that they attributed. It is at this point that a man becomes not more than a mechanical instrument. He is now only a producer of smaller insignificant bits. Manufactures are "as an engine, the parts of which are men." (Marx, 483) Even Smith states that people, when subjected to such mundane lines of work, will become stupid and ignorant. Unfortunately, it is something ... ...
... are working on an assembly line they might only be working on one little section of a product. If they are putting the same piece on the same part of an engine of a car day in and day out they might not really have an idea of what the whole product is. In the case of an assembly line worker building a car ... ...
