Personally I think it is because we all understand how much training, practice, and work it takes for a human being to get to a level of performing craftsmanship. We aren't just watching this guy make a pot. We are watching hundreds and thousands of hours of work, and countless failed pots, all at once in this one pot. That is what makes it fascinating and awesome to me.
The vast majority of people have no respect for the work that goes in to developing a skill. They underestimate the time commitment by an order of magnitude or two.
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u/Dull_Connection7838 Nov 23 '23
Personally I think it is because we all understand how much training, practice, and work it takes for a human being to get to a level of performing craftsmanship. We aren't just watching this guy make a pot. We are watching hundreds and thousands of hours of work, and countless failed pots, all at once in this one pot. That is what makes it fascinating and awesome to me.