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School of Hard Knots
by Alex Hanson
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1)It is no wonder, then, that as a generation of Japanese boatwrights has retired, their knowledge has retired with them.
2) through his talk, Brooks has stimulated A debate how traditional crafts are headed down. His American audience expect collegiality Oh and dialogue between student and teacher and are often shocked to hear about the Japanese method.
3) unless an apprentice was the master son, he could expect to have a steel essential piece of knowledge from the master, either by sneaking into the shop to take measurements or buy other subterfuge.
4) they would talk about their craft with a commitment and a sense of idea that you never hear in the west he says.

In the statement, the speaker mentions that people in the West do not have the same level of commitment and passion when talking about their compared to others. The speaker implies that in other cultures, such as the one they are referring to, people have a strong sense of dedication and enthusiasm when discussing their craft.

The statement suggests that in the West, when people talk about their craft, they lack the commitment and passion seen in other cultures.
The speaker indicates that in a specific culture, people exhibit a sense of commitment and a strong sense of idea when discussing their craft.
The speaker emphasizes that this level of dedication and enthusiasm is not commonly heard in the West.
It is important to note that the statement does not provide specific examples or details about the culture being referred to or the craft being discussed.
The statement primarily highlights a contrast between the way people in the West and in the mentioned culture talk about their craft.
Overall, the speaker suggests that the level of commitment and passion seen in the mentioned culture is noticeably absent in Western conversations about craft.

In summary, the statement implies that people in the West do not exhibit the same level of commitment and passion when discussing their craft compared to another culture. However, without specific examples or further information, it is difficult to fully understand the context and extent of this comparison.

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