> From: Mikael Raaterova <ginijji_at_...>
>Subject: Re: Digest Number 257
>
>>Yes. This, I believe was Greg's argument. A professional skill you have
>>been doing day-in, day-out for your whole life should be mastered.
>
>If you have been doing mostly routine chores day-in, day-out for
>oodles of years, why should you reach mastery levels? If you never
>step out of your routine, do you learn new stuff?
I'm deeply puzzled by this. Do you really think that cooking, farming,
shepherding, crafting etc. are the same day-in day-out?
Thom
Thom Baguley
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