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Journal
Baby things are used hard for a very short time, then sit in a room. It is the clearest case in the whole marketplace.
In much of the world, fixing things had to be rediscovered. Here it never went away — there is a person who mends shoes, radios and fridges within walking distance of most homes.
The problem is rarely that something is broken. It is that it stopped being needed in one house while still being needed in the next street.