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  • A craftsman's hand touching wood
    Marketing Tips

    The Grotesque Truth: Why Your Hands Matter More Than Your Eyes (The Penfield Homunculus and the Micron Test)

    The Grotesque Truth: The Penfield Homunculus reveals the brain prioritizes your hands over your eyes. I am not a genius of body control. We reveal the secret of Japanese craftsmanship: the final quality is judged not by machines, but by the micron-level precision of the master craftsman’s hand. That urge: "Seeing something and wanting to touch it"—is the highest compliment.
    July 1, 2021December 9, 2025
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