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27 March, 20:00

What did the industrial age do to the average working man's creativity and imagination?

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    The Industrial Age took away all of man's creativity and imagination. During the Industrial Age, assembly line were created wherein creativity and man's imagination was reduced until it vanished, it was intended so that man can keep on taking orders during the Industrial age and not think.
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