Two questions I enjoy thinking about in my spare time, from a first principles perspective: 1) where does quality come from; what causes _cost_ of quality? 2) where does cost come from? Traditional folksy wisdom is that “quality costs more” but it’s not exactly true
You might find it worthwhile to try writing an essay about these topics. They seem the kind that might lead to new ideas if you explored them. And you have some unusual experience to draw on, which means you have a higher chance of discovering something novel.
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Zen and the art of motorcycle Maintainence is a modern classic which explores the definition of quality.
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This thought should indeed be penned down to develop upon it. In a sentence however, it is a function of the weights we assign to minute differences between any two subjects in the same context.
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Paul can you share your writing process?
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I love this idea. I’m currently failing to find the time to do the writing I’d like to...
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One of my favorite books on the aesthetic of quality -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_and_the_Art_of_Motorcycle_Maintenance …
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