The clean factory floors and the safety guards on machines were mocking the factories during the Industrial Revolution. Throughout the industrial revolution when the cities were over-crowded, the factories had no sanitary system and people would get sick and die from the filth that lingered. Many children were killed or severely injured by the machines because there were no safety guards on them...
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Many children were killed or severely injured by the machines because there were no safety guards on them. The new feeding machine that was in the form of a record player was to feed the workers as they were working so production would be steady and time wouldn't be lost. However, the machine collapsed during it's "presentation" suggesting that too much technologically advanced isn't always good fro society...
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