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I don't understand what "polished work" (as opposed to good work) is. Without that, this just doesn't mean anything to me.
by CJefferson 4y ago
I don't understand what "polished work" (as opposed to good work) is. Without that, this just doesn't mean anything to me.
- andybak 4y agoDoesn't the article clarify that in the last paragraph? I'd understand it if you said "the last paragraph is flawed because..." but you seem to be saying there was no attempt to define the terms.
- CJefferson 4y agoNot really, it says "good work is worth it, polishied work is not worth it", which means... what? That's not how I would use the word "polished", or I've ever heard anyone else use the word polished. And if we just define the word polished to mean "work that isn't worth it", that changes the title to the much clearer, but much less exciting "Demanding work which isn't worth doing is a power move".