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== Virginia Penny – Watchmaking ==
 
== Virginia Penny – Watchmaking ==
 
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This was interesting because in Switzerland women have been part of making watches for generations and getting paid a nice living, but in England women were not used in the process until later. It's good to see at least in some places women are needed in industry and get good money for it. It was also interesting that women were preferred over men because they have small hands and are patient, but still don't compare to men in all other areas including pay, skill level, etc. Even though the reading says at one point women could do equally well with men, they still are not regarded as equal.--Aislyn
 
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== Michael Adas, Machines as the Measure of Men ==
 
== Michael Adas, Machines as the Measure of Men ==

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