I found it interesting the part that talks about how industries in the beginning of electric motors were able to adapt their old techniques so that they didn't have to change as much of their equipment as was really needed. They went from using the water-turned wheel to just attaching the electric generator to the pulleys and the existing machines. They finally saw that the new technology was much more efficient at the location of the machine used for manufacturing. They were able to become more effective in their work by ridding themselves of this complex pulley system. This is definitely important to the business world in how necessary it is to adapt to new technology that is brought out into the public and the fact that we have to conform to it all in the workplace to be profitable.
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What do you think the world would be like now if Thomas Edison hadn't invented the light bulb? Would it be the same? or different?
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