/hobby/ - Hobby

Is it on YouTube or some other video streaming service?
Torrents?

>>35111
I prefer the spinoff

>>35113
A bunch is on YouTube. I came across it on Max. Put it on because of nostalgia bait from watching discovery channel. I forgot how engaging it is.

>>35111
Un-marxist garbage, focusing on the machine, while treating the worker as an appendage of it. No discussion of social relations that go into production. It is anti-worker pro-AI propaganda meant to devalue the human in people's eyes.

It is dangerous and counterrevolutionary.

>>35119
The worker is an appendage of the machine. Industrial capitalism is dehumanizing and shitty like that.

>>35111
Does anglo TV not have shows like this in children's programming? Germs grow up watching vidrel.

>>35121
>>35119
Bro the fuck you going on about, how is a show made from the early 2000's about how stuff being created Pro-AI propaganda? Do you not understand that the worker is the appendage of the machine since the Industrial Revolution or have you forgotten about that. This show doesn't need to devalue humans in people's eyes they just go to work for that being dehumanized.

>>35121
Nothing like this more like the simple skills for functioning in Capitalist society.

based show. i was just watching the tequila one last week

>>35130
>>35120
Yes, that's my point. They show it as a positive thing, rather than the de-humanising alienation it is. By not explaining the negative, by default they are supporting it. "Hey look, this is how all this cool shit is made. Don't think about the productivity the worker as a person has, how many of this shit is produced per hour ONLY because that person is there. Don't think about how little the worker is being paid. "

They tell us the price of the commodities made, but not the wage of the worker. 🤔

>>35136
But isn't it a good first step at least to be exposed to the manufacturing process?

>>35119
It's an engineering show, not a social science show