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The second arts and crafts revolution | as people reject assembly line products for homemade crafts, the Internet has spread knowledge of those crafts wider than ever before

a year ago by stabby_cicada to c/degrowth

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It's never been easier to learn DIY skills.
reallykindasorta 9 points a year ago

Crafting folks both on and offline also seem willing to help newbies get going when they’re stuck which saves a ton of time troubleshooting.

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stabby_cicada 9 points a year ago

It's pride in one's own expertise, which is also something the assembly line model took away from us.

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gheesh 4 points a year ago

Now we only have to wait until people pride themselves of thinking on their own and reject AI.

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Duckworthy 2 points a year ago

I also think it is the best time in the history of the world to learn how to run your own business and manage your finances because all the information is available online (although you have to filter out the people selling courses, financial products and clickbait crap)

I started my business by using YouTube videos and message boards to learn what I needed to know.

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