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I think "good" might better be replaced with "useful"

• mdp2021 3y ago
  No, the point is in the intrinsic quality - being well made. Usefulness is implied in being a product. A rubbish hammer may be e.g. «useful» for some dozen bangs in a few weeks, then crumble. A rubbish item will have compromises. A "good" product will be masterful and optimal for function, less compromising for the demanding user.