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Think of five things you use daily that weren’t made in a factory

31 March 2018

9:00 AM

31 March 2018

9:00 AM

Industrial factories huddle at the very edge of our world view. Most of us have never visited one, but we know what to expect. The ugly buildings. The dull work of the shop floor. The worker reduced to a mere fleshy extension of a machine, his existence condensed into a series of jerks, twists and spasms.

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