"Steven Hearns" <infotech@...> writes:
Does a bear crap in the woods?
Does the internet jump to conclusions?
Actually this has the potential to be the worst ecological disaster the
planet has ever had to deal with.
Or it doesn't. I saw nothing in that video that said "disaster", nor
anything that said "green". Without any information, I make no
judgements.
Look at the sheer volume of pollution in the form of burn off and tocical
chemicals that plant must put out...
Must? Or might? Again, I saw nothing that said "sheer volume of
pollution".
That millenial
Sigh.
didnt seem to be concerned at all about polluting and never cited
enviro friendly "green" systems...
Or maybe he saw no need to point out anything, because there wasn't
anything to point out. Or maybe it just wasn't the topic of his video.
We don't know.
he did most the talking and had more knowledge
Maybe he spent a lot of off-camera time talking with the reps, but only
put his own talking into the video because... it was his video. And he
probably spoke better English than the reps. And wanted to keep the
video short.
and probably ZERO motivation to point out potential
hazards observed arising in the processes.
Or the factory followed all the usual safety procedures, and he thought
talking about boring safety measures was boring. Boring videos are
boring. And long. If you like long boring videos about safety, make your
own :-)
When we are surrounded more than ever with chinese made products, at
work, and at home, you are constantly exposed to who knows what and
The rest of your post had nothing to do with making PCBs. Please take
those kinds of rants elsewhere.
