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By Jack Joseph Smith
JACK -
The hardest thing About
ARTISTRY is not creating, but
The fAct that the lives of
others never fit into our
schedule
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
A note headed "JACK" argues that the hardest part of artistry is not creation but the impossibility of fitting other lives into one schedule.
The statement reframes artistry as a social and ethical problem rather than a technical one. The awkward capitalization and the blunt word schedule make it feel like a maxim written under pressure.
The page headed "JACK" defines the hard part of artistry as other lives not fitting into the artist's schedule.
It is a terse ars poetica about conflict between making and relation. The point is practical, almost administrative, but emotionally sharp.