It is just a quote from one of my preferred writers, the englishman Aldous Huxley, his novel "Brave New World". Well, Mr. Bodek, after more than a century of sacrifices - most of them human - to the mass production deity, we go back to the future of artisanship. Once more, Aldous Huxley: "After Many a Summer - Dies the Swan". The problem is, that we are all inducted in being lured by easy, quick gains - we all too often forget the wise saying "no Pain, no Gain". One more point: that "everyone should have (at least) an opportunity to become a master of his (and her) craft" sounds like a more religious than social principle. When we prostrate ourselves in front of the chinese or indian mass production altars, we just deceive our social commandments.