Cræft: Skill as Moral Virtue

Revive the older sense of craft (cræft) as a fusion of practical skill, strength, and virtue, not merely handmade aesthetics. If moral excellence is partly forged through skilled bodily action, then restoring craft education and apprenticeships is a character policy, not nostalgia. — This reframes schooling, work, and AI displacement debates by tying human flourishing to embodied mastery rather than purely cognitive or procedural metrics.