Neal Bailey

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Failure to meet the demands of the time pressure is their failure, which means that they are failures, themselves. The existential weight of that becomes too much to bear. There is a fair amount of ego in that perspective. To think that the trials and tribulations of a complex build, whether in a model shop or on a commercial film set or in a disaster zone, reflect wholly on you as a maker or as a person is a bit much, no?
Every Tool's a Hammer: Life Is What You Make It
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