Machinery and the Workers by Prof Whitfield at Perth
Prof Whitfield lectured at Yrades Hall Perth on how ancient civilizations rested on slave labour and how machinery now multiplies worker power. He traced historical shifts from servile societies to an era where science could free many from poverty, while noting continued inequality and the need for better labour regulation.
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