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Die Maschine und der Mensch daneben

Assess an efficiency claim against the kinds of faults actually observed and follow a limited trial instead of a blanket replacement. 921 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why is the successful demonstration insufficient to justify removing Jana's whole checking role?
How is Jana's admitted concern about her job treated in the trial proposal?
What does finding relevant faults in both boxes support?
What remains provisional after the first week's decision?
Why are both suspicious samples and records of normal checked samples important to the later evaluation?
What does Emil acknowledge when he says he saw only what the demonstration could already measure?