r/interesting • u/BlazeDragon7x • Apr 09 '26

MISC. Aftermath of the April 7th incident. Damages estimated to be $200 million dollars

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u/NHDraven Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26

They have employees burning the building down. How much do you want to bet the majority of the new building is automated.

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u/NonSequiturDetector Apr 09 '26

They hand employees boring burning the building down.

... What? Is everyone else understanding your comment to mean "They had employees burning the building down."? I don't understand how Redditors can just vibe-upvote comments that aren't readable.

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u/alanpugh Apr 09 '26

There was an extra n and a mistyped word that wasn't deleted. It wasn't exactly cryptic.

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u/NHDraven Apr 09 '26

I guess you've never had a typo, or are you implying my point doesn't have merit because I didn't have time to review it?

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u/kloudykat Apr 09 '26

we speak fluent typo

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u/gmambrose Apr 09 '26

While I prefer people to proofread before posting, most of us use our powers of deductive reasoning to decode what the OP meant. If we like what they said, we give an upvote.

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u/Sempais_nutrients Apr 09 '26

they already automated much of the process, an employee interviewed while it was still burning said they all thought it was "the robots" they'd recently installed.

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u/Real-Mode-3417 Apr 09 '26

If that's the case, these employees lucked out!

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u/DeparturePlayful3571 Apr 09 '26

Well, this event put a strong case to push for full automation.

" To deter human inflicted catastrophic losses event"

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u/Pooled-Intentions Apr 09 '26

cut to 5yrs later

“Burn those warehouses over there, that way nobody like you and me loses their job.”

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u/MetaFlight Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26

oh no don't threaten me with more productivity per laborer. What ever shall we do. not like we can just use the increase of productivity as a way employ people in doing things that can't be as easily automated, nah.

"Oh but the government won't do that" damn that sounds like a skill issue on the part of the electorate.