• @AdamEatsAss@lemmy.world
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    1024 days ago

    Wasn’t this also the argument for child labor? “Small children can fit into tight spaces easier, lets use them to unjam dangerous machinery”

    • @Bouzou@lemmy.world
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      83 days ago

      Yes. For example I know in textiles especially, they were small enough to run under & between machines to get things without the factory having to them off. (Surprise surprise, guess how kids got maimed and/or killed…)

    • oppy1984
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      94 days ago

      The right watched snow piercer and needed therapy after see all the horrible things that the back of the train did to their betters.

      • @cyd@lemmy.world
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        3 days ago

        Does it? They’re a middle-upper income country now, and child labor tends to be an issue at much lower levels of development. Anyway, for the Chinese electronics sector, you’re vastly more likely to see humanoid robots than children.