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Incandescent Bulb Automated Production Line |
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you are seeing is the automated production of contraband that could result in heavy fines and possible
imprisonment if sold here in the United States after January 1, 2012. It's not a meth lab or an unauthorized
replica of the iPhone 4. What is it, then? Website visitor Hugh P. sent me a link to this video showing the
production line for
Duro-Test's (nope,
I've never heard of 'em either) 100-W, 120-V incandescent light bulbs. The ingenuity needed to conceive of
and implement the machinery and controllers for as relatively simple a product as a light bulb is utterly
impressive. Note how robust everything is and that most of it is metal, something maybe not expected for machinery
that handles delicate glass shells and forms ultrafine filament wires. This is the kind of skill that built the
modern world and is the result of lots of trial and error, success and failure. Capitalism motivated the business
owners, engineers, managers, production workers, and ultimately the salesmen to believe the effort would be worth
it. They busted their posteriors. OWS rats thinks all of this result of other people's work should be made
available for free to them, most of whom have never produced anything but the need for toilet paper.
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