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Im an engineer by education. I understand the complexities of building anything (even a ball for ballpen) at scale. But it wasn’t my point. In virtually every
by aristofun 1y ago
Im an engineer by education. I understand the complexities of building anything (even a ball for ballpen) at scale.
But it wasn’t my point.
In virtually every country you can find a great tailor to make a perfect pair of jeans. Yet only a handful of them can make cars worth calling “a car”.
It’s pretty silly to consider all types of products equal in their intrinsic value and complexity.
Clothing these daays is almost a commodity.
- paulcole 1y ago> In virtually every country you can find a great tailor to make a perfect pair of jeans. Yet only a handful of them can make cars worth calling “a car”. You are saying that clothing is a commodity and that a perfect pair of jeans is universally available because you don't know what makes a perfect pair of jeans and you see clothing as a commodity. My original comment was specifically not about commoditized clothing. > Im an engineer by education. I understand the complexities of building anything (even a ball for ballpen) at scale. Genuflect when you say that fella lol.