The move away from a life of many practices and few of mastery has come at the implementation of currency. As skills and trades began to be defined by the metric of ‘productive output’ and then numerated with this construct of ‘worth’, many practices lost the mastery and quality in work. That mastery and good trades would be making a ‘cost-effective’ solution rather than simply constructed the finest output possible. As seen in the civilisations of old, many villages and cities thrived on the help anyone help everyone notion, in that houses would be put up for a new family as just a fashion, the craftsmen would strive for perfection in their day to day as the same for those making clothes for the village, those for gardening, and any other skill that was needed. The valuation was equal and lost as a notion to these peoples for any skill to the degree of perfection commanded a high bar of effort and sacrifice for all people and hence all equal. These were also there to help one another with any random tasks, only mastering a few and that was enough.

Meditate.

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