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Ineffability — the ability to do worthwhile things that no other mortal hand or eye can frame or, at any rate, weather the colossal [[tedium]] needed to frame them — is one of the twin pillars of a private practice lawyer’s ongoing profitability. She must deliver, over a prudent period of [[Time and attendance|time]], the kind of value that presents to the [[muggle]] world, incontrovertibly ''as'' value, whilst it not being at all clear in what exact ''way'' it is valuable. It needs just to ''be'' valuable, ineffably, in a way that cannot be [[Reductionism|reduced]] to its parts. For that which cannot be [[Reductionism|reduced]] cannot be [[Outsourcing|outsourced]], [[automated]] or programmatised. | Ineffability — the ability to do worthwhile things that no other mortal hand or eye can frame or, at any rate, weather the colossal [[tedium]] needed to frame them — is one of the twin pillars of a private practice lawyer’s ongoing profitability. She must deliver, over a prudent period of [[Time and attendance|time]], the kind of value that presents to the [[muggle]] world, incontrovertibly ''as'' value, whilst it not being at all clear in what exact ''way'' it is valuable. It needs just to ''be'' valuable, ineffably, in a way that cannot be [[Reductionism|reduced]] to its parts. For that which cannot be [[Reductionism|reduced]] cannot be [[Outsourcing|outsourced]], [[automated]] or programmatised. | ||
It is also resistant to [[financialisation]], so in the process of financialising, something is necessarily ''[[lost]]''. | |||
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