Their Secret Plan For Every Worker...

In this video I wanted to admit my part in how companies are essentially turning workers into robots. The wage slavery is so accepted in society, that people don't even notice how they are slowly loosing their humanity.

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[taurahelms]

Society is slowly moving in the direction of removing thought. I see it. Its sad.

[jarinorvanto]

"Companies Are Turning Workers Into Robots"... And themselves voluntarily into zombies in the couch, in front of the TV altar.

[Kyojinsei]

Working at my job, i stand up, speak out, they wanna fire me and are resorting to manipulation and entrapment.

[TomScryleus]

Have you noticed that your freedom is being reduced with technology and AI?

[nothinginteresting]

5:00 You just described dystopian work environment. It already exists 😢

[TheSimArchitect]

Modern Times with Chaplin.

When you sell your time you are at your employer's will. If they ask you to jump you are supposed to do it.

If you want to think or have freedom you need a suitable job that awards you that freedom.

[ari]

My kids life will be more miserable than us. Thank you Tom

[dickieblench]

40 years old before i got a dishwasher. 19 before I got a hot shower. Those two things changed my life!

[CameliaCraftsDesigns]

No idea why you popped up, but glad you did.
Agree 100%

[thorsrensen]

I think it starts to get more and more clear how companies tries to replace people. For the last 4-5 years my workplace has effectively cut the trainig budget with over 90% but HR keeps telling us how much the company prioritize development of our people and we have to make deveopment plans so we feels like we are progressing in our job but in fact we just gets stuck into the hamster wheel. If someone quits the person will not be replaced, the rest of us have to run a bit faster. I tries to invest my money wisely to gradually get more and more dividend every year. I like your perspective on worklife and make us all realize that companies may not be so loyale to their employees as they say. We are also fed with all this diversity agenda which is horrible and just for the company to earn ESG credits.

[Mr.Earth]

I just was on a three week surgery leave from my evil wage slave plantation. This video dropped a day before I go back! Don’t wanna go back! Video makes it easier to deal with all this! Thank you 😊

[BrianCatalano]

The analogy to this that I think about often is how we all have been gradually losing our freedom to operate a vehicle... And it started when our cars became dependent on its computer over its mechanical operation. I had a car shut down on me in the middle of the highway going 70 mph in 2015 because it apparently needed a software update... to now, my steering wheel tries to prevent me at times from crossing the lanes in spite of the fact I'm just giving space to a bicyclist... And this trend's exponential rate has me wondering if my 5 year old son will ever be required or dissuaded from learning how to drive a car!

Plus, you should give your cameraman a raise!

[nothinginteresting]

Even casually mentioning that office jobs' stressful environment is the major cause of chronic illnesses makes my boomer parents attack me with words of how that is the norm and everyone does it and that I better do so myself. Yes, they don't even want to accept the fact that workplace stress ruins our health. 'We did it, everyone does it, it is normal. So you better do it.'

Ahem... Hypernormalization

Someone said well:

People spend health to earn wealth. And then spend wealth to (re) earn wealth.

[mycharles]

Working at the post office I'm lucky in that, they're behind technology about 50 years. By the time they get a machine that works, I'll be long gone. If they were intelligent and competent, I wouldn't have a job. I have to keep reminding myself of that way too often. It's such a corrupt system that I just have to laugh.

[Parasaurolophus]

This video moved me. I absolutely do little things like stopping the microwave just ahead of time. Small acts of rebellion are part of what keeps me sane.

[dsmith]

Everytime I see videos like this I remember the beginning scene in the movie Dune (1984 version) EXTENDED version. The director added scenes that explain why Mentats and the Bene Gesserit schools were developed. AI had taken over the people's lives and people got lazy and totally dependant on the AI for everything. A war broke out between people and the AI and the people had to take back control. I highly recommend watching the extended version of 1984's Dune just to see this and understand. This was done back in 1984 and it predicts what we are going through.

Hopefully it makes us ask where we draw the

I love your videos, Tom. They make me think and that is not a bad thing.

[LG-twvm]

If you use your gps to find the fastest route to get to a destination, it will find the fastest route, but keep in mind, it is often NOT the best route. For example, if you drive 60 miles a day to work taking side roads, vs driving 65 miles a day taking the highway, you will find that you spend FAR less on car repairs taking the highway than you would taking the side roads.

[Kim_Anderzzon]

It's not about how many calories you eat. It's about where you get your calories from. There's calories in gasoline too.

[sharond]

I've been told that all new cars in UK after June 2024, have build in speed reminders...car bleeps consistently if you go 1 mile faster than the speed limit.

[Bob-bxv]

My dad was right, bean-counters are the death of us all...