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Yes, the body is amazingly adept at subliminalizing the motor-co-ordination of physical work. Truly creative, mental work actually takes a different approach. T
by 001sky 13y ago
Yes, the body is amazingly adept at subliminalizing the motor-co-ordination of physical work. Truly creative, mental work actually takes a different approach. This is why traditional academic architecture is the way it is. And why even artists can suffer through periods of burnout and "creative block". This is not to diminsh the role of back-breaking labor in any way, but just to highlight the underlying issue. Its comparing apples and pine-apples.