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> Personally I would still be willing to wear a suit like that if the pay was good enough. That seems like an unlikely premise, and thus a meaningless statemen
by black_puppydog 7y ago
> Personally I would still be willing to wear a suit like that if the pay was good enough.
That seems like an unlikely premise, and thus a meaningless statement. It's not physical coercion like you imagined, but take a look at how amazon logistics workers get managed by their wearables. Then look at how they describe the job.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say this would always be used on people who can't fight back, because they're in some sort of disadvantage (usually economic) and so they would never be paid well enough.
- sigmaprimus 7y agoMy thought was more along the lines of a welder or pottery wheel operator where precise and steady movements are required. I would agree that is the immorality of such a device as it is quite easy to turn it into an electronic whip of sorts.