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To be fair, most processes are slightly more complicated than turning a screw. Most processes maybe monotonous but are sufficiently complicated to require conce
by kumarvvr 9y ago
To be fair, most processes are slightly more complicated than turning a screw. Most processes maybe monotonous but are sufficiently complicated to require concentrated effort to get right. For example a turning operation or a milling operation.
- sametmax 9y agoSure. But I worked in a factory making screws for 2 years, that's why I'm taking about screws. Even this simple product has numerous subtle steps in its production. Yet on operator may very well do one to three different move, 10000 times a day. It's very tedious. Perfecting that is certainly satisfying, but it's hard for me to grasp how it can counteract the crushing experience of it all.