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Artist: AnamA
Canonical path: /anama/mechanical-revolution
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Mechanical Revolution
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Mechanical Revolution
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Thousands of workers
8 hours, food and health
Weariness, benefits, breaks and lunch
Many things interrupting production
Many expanses where is my profit?
Some machines, 16 hours
Screws and oil
Serial productuion
Fuel and Strenght
Nothing interrupt the work
Much profit where are my expanses?
I miss orders and ideas
I want more
Machines just do one kind of work
Nothing interrupts the work
Much profit, where are my expanses?
I need a Robot!
I want a Robot
I need a Robot!
I am a Robot
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