Thursday, August 23, 2012
The importance of building things
Indeed I have often achieved much satisfaction with a little gardening or weeding.
Even more deeply, it’s important to connect with the corporeal world around you. I’m convinced that rudimentary manual work in the garden, the fine motor motions of sculpting, and the flight of hands across a (piano) keyboard all feed back to that part of our engineering selves that connects to the real world.
Labels: work
