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I spent most of my professional life in the virtual world of words, pixels, and algorithms. Fortunately, I discovered that wood, even when turned into pulp, is worth more than the hallucinations of the human mind written on it.

The last few years have shown just how little words, images, and the whole flat world pretending to be three-dimensional can be worth. Even unconscious machines handle it better than I do.

Discovering shapes in wood has turned out to be a pretty good alternative to this holographic reality. The time when digital zombies still cannot copy the imperfect trace of a saw and chisel is coming to an end. It is worth making use of it

Still, I feel the need to share a few thoughts with you about wood, trees, and the forest.