There’s something admirable about their craft—the effort, the precision, and the personal touch that machines often can’t replicate. While machines bring efficiency, these people carry forward a legacy of hands-on expertise that still has value, even if it’s becoming rare.
Having said that, modernization isn’t inherently bad. It’s more about how we adapt to it and use it. It brings efficiency, convenience, and innovation. Change is inevitable, but it’s not necessarily a bad thing ; it's all about how we embrace it.
There’s something admirable about their craft—the effort, the precision, and the personal touch that machines often can’t replicate. While machines bring efficiency, these people carry forward a legacy of hands-on expertise that still has value, even if it’s becoming rare.
Having said that, modernization isn’t inherently bad. It’s more about how we adapt to it and use it. It brings efficiency, convenience, and innovation. Change is inevitable, but it’s not necessarily a bad thing ; it's all about how we embrace it.