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You're arguing semantics; maybe missing the point entirely. The writer is using the analogy to emphasize personalization, not quality, or some other nebulous ch
by kaechle 2mo ago
You're arguing semantics; maybe missing the point entirely. The writer is using the analogy to emphasize personalization, not quality, or some other nebulous characteristic applicable to artisanship.
- mb_thd 2mo agoA home cooked meal isn't necessarily good or high quality. There are plenty of people who're bad at cooking but do it anyway. But 'home cooked' implies that someone spent time and effort to make a dish from scratch instead of (for example) heating up a microwave dinner.