Ich Schraube, Also Bin Ichvom Glück, Etwas Mit Den Eigenen Händen Zu Schaffen

Crawford makes a strong case for the value of manual work; I wonder what personal experiences or observations led to this emphasis.

Reading about the satisfaction in mastering a craft made me think about how society often undervalues these skills. Did it change anyone else's perspective?

The book critiques the disconnect between schooling and meaningful work, but I wonder how these ideas could influence reforms or personal choices.