An interesting meditation on whether "progress" is really progress, and the value of putting time and effort into an endeavor - which sometimes surprises you by being faster/more efficient/more effective than the industrialized shortcut anyway. At times it feels a bit unbalanced and male-centric, understandable given that it's a following of the author's own exploration, but could have been better rounded in that regard.
An interesting meditation on whether "progress" is really progress, and the value of putting time and effort into an endeavor - which sometimes surprises you by being faster/more efficient/more effective than the industrialized shortcut anyway. At times it feels a bit unbalanced and male-centric, understandable given that it's a following of the author's own exploration, but could have been better rounded in that regard.