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Designer and socialist William Morris was convinced that workers should not only have collective ownership of their own means of production, he also believed in another form of ''''mastery''',' i.e. the skilful employment of techniques and materials.
I strongly resonate with the idea of mastery. In today’s world, many people are highly goal-oriented and emphasize efficiency, often neg..."

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Created page with "Appeared in ''Awkward gestures: designing with Free Software''<blockquote>Designer and socialist William Morris was convinced that workers should not only have collective ownership of their own means of production, he also believed in another form of ''''mastery''',' i.e. the skilful employment of techniques and materials.</blockquote>I strongly resonate with the idea of mastery. In today’s world, many people are highly goal-oriented and emphasize efficiency, often neg..."

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Appeared in ''Awkward gestures: designing with Free Software''<blockquote>Designer and socialist William Morris was convinced that workers should not only have collective ownership of their own means of production, he also believed in another form of ''''mastery''',' i.e. the skilful employment of techniques and materials.</blockquote>I strongly resonate with the idea of mastery. In today’s world, many people are highly goal-oriented and emphasize efficiency, often neglecting the learning process itself. However, achieving true mastery requires spending a great deal of time learning and understanding the systems and mechanisms behind things. In this sense, pursuing mastery may also be a way to respond to the challenges posed by AI.

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