That's the original one, yeah.

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But I don't get the reaction either, because this is now normal. This is how the field has been for years?

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... Modesty and an awareness of our own inadequacies are necessary to achieve character of this sort in craftsmanship."

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Wise words from Richard Sennett's _The Craftsman_: "The enlightened way to use a machine is to judge its powers, fashion its uses, in light of our own limits rather than the machine’s potential. We should not compete against the machine. ...

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... A machine, like any model, ought to propose rather than command, and humankind should certainly walk away from command to imitate perfection. Against the claim of perfection we can assert our own individuality, which gives distinctive character to the work we do. ...

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