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China's new mega-project: Shanghai Yangshan deep-water port 上海洋山深水港 part 4/5 

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@almirante0786
@almirante0786 15 лет назад
impressive
@XeKZeN
@XeKZeN 14 лет назад
amazing
@pas.
@pas. 14 лет назад
Well, this is a perfect example of a process that should be robotised.
@j10betty
@j10betty 14 лет назад
lifting boxs all day hmmm, I would need to have a drink or a few shots for sure, I worked on jets with hangovers and no body died on my shift lol.
@pas.
@pas. 11 лет назад
Survival is already very cooperative effort, just today everyone's greed is sort of aligned, so the system seems to work. Even in a pure free-market with technological progress laborers will become obsolete compared to robots. (Or they would have to work for pennies otherwise it'd be more efficient to buy a robot.) Therefore we'll have to rethink the whole labor ~ consumption anyway. The classic retrain argument is a fallacy, I know, but that's not the only possible response.
@WayneCocaine
@WayneCocaine 14 лет назад
it handles OVER 9000 containers
@Iamename
@Iamename 12 лет назад
ofcourse the US has large ports, but the US isn't the manufacturing economy that china is, the typical "made in china" you see on everything big ports. And it's not like US are the only ones to import all of that, thus they don't need as large ports. US economy is also focused on commercial offices/services
@MaxC17
@MaxC17 14 лет назад
that's sooooo amazing! I couldn't do it... I'd probably crush a truck or something...
@01sircharles
@01sircharles 12 лет назад
rfid for tracking?
@bio2020
@bio2020 11 лет назад
And then lose even more jobs. The more and more we automate, or "robotise" as you say, the less jobs there will be for humans. Unemployment will be inevitable. How will people even survive.
@kristoklar
@kristoklar 11 лет назад
haha in Hamburg its all automated
@capespring
@capespring 11 лет назад
but in China people need jobs
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