>>60595103 (OP)
Chainlink: The Plumbing
I think the way that many people think about the world is through the lens of what they use.
So people, for example, use a sink. And they know how to choose different sizes of sinks, and sinks are of different materials. And they know how to use a faucet and they know what faucet they like and they don't like. And they know how their faucet can put water out differently. And this is the experience they have with something as basic as water - is that the sink and the faucet is giving them the water and they're using the water and getting the benefits of water. But really the sink and the faucet are the very end of the process. The real thing that's providing the value of water to you are reservoirs, various siphons, methods of moving large amounts of water, various sizes of pipes, pipes that come to your house, water pumps, pressure regulation systems, chlorination systems - all kinds of systems. That go under the unattractive word: plumbing. But - at the end of the day, if we were to look at everything involved at providing you the value of water, the sink and faucet would be involved in approximately 10%. All the other stuff - all of the plumbing - would in my opinion be providing you 90%. So in this sense of the word plumbing and plumber, I am personally very proud to be working on plumbing.
