Reflections on Labor Day
The shift to machine power changed America from a rural agricultural nation to an industrial giant
By Institute for Energy Research —— Bio and Archives--September 7, 2011
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"I am ashamed at the number of things around my house and shops that are done by... human beings. Hereafter a motor must do all the chores." - Thomas Edison[1]
Labor Day provides us with an opportunity to consider how much labor the use of energy saves us. After all, energy is defined as the capacity to do work. Work is labor, and the more tasks that inanimate energy can do via machines, the greater the reward for humans in productivity and leisure time.
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