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Another distinction between sports and crafts is that sports tend to have an integrity practice/negotiation component (cheating) that isn’t emphasized in crafts
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Replying to @literalbanana
the word is still used, but in a very different sense (achieving a result in a hacky/temporary/unskillful manner, as opposed to an ethical breach)
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Replying to @palecur
I definitely think cheating is possible in crafts - any particular examples that come to mind?
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Replying to @literalbanana
it revolves around authenticity, and is thus a huge gatekeeping risk if people aren't chill. In the hacky/kludgy sense, gluing something that should be sewn comes to mind.
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Replying to @palecur @literalbanana
In cooking this has inverted in places, so it is cheating to put in the work. Stop making your own puff pastry and buy it in like the rest of us, loser!
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defining totally different games!
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Replying to @literalbanana @palecur
Yes! Relates to how I feel like home cooks don’t give themselves enough recognition as doing something different, they forget that they can afford luxuries pro-kitchens can’t
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Eg: enjoying making a risotto for one instead of having to murder thirty portions at once for mise.
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Replying to @misen__ @literalbanana
Yeah, was gonna say, the scale and timing demands place some pretty immovable constraints.
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