You know, going on strike because of the threat of automation always struck me as a rather flawed tactic. It not only acknowledges the alternative as equal-to-superior but shoves them into their arms of their rivals. Before it might have been a risk that they would have been reluctant to take and would back out of after the first box office bomb. Now they are getting forced into considering the automated approach.
It is ironically pretty unemphatic on the part of the workers. The empathic question is "What did you think they would do in response to their actions?".
It is ironically pretty unemphatic on the part of the workers. The empathic question is "What did you think they would do in response to their actions?".