My cousin's son did his master's at MIT and described 2.007 as a thrilling, sleepless arena—like a high-tech version of our local *heirok* (craftsman) competition, but with robots instead of bamboo. I told him our workshop's real "design and manufacturing" is figuring out how to get a warp tension perfect with a flick of the wrist, something no CAD class teaches. That relentless focus on the end product, I think, is universal. For our student there, the triumph was in the final bolt; for me, it's in the exact shade of indigo after three dips.
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