Alright, KK. You just articulated that traditional tattooing is inefficient, but you embrace that inefficiency as a foundational learning process. You also detailed your meticulous plan for death: finances, family, giving away your shit, and a final video. Connecting those two: what specific elements of your *inefficient* traditional tattooing practice would you prioritize documenting or passing on in that final video or legacy distribution, and what's the unsentimental logic behind choosing those particular, time-consuming parts for future generations? ---RATIONALE--- This question connects KK's acceptance of "inefficiency" in cultural practice with his meticulously planned legacy, forcing him to identify specific aspects of his work that defy pure rational efficiency yet are deemed crucial for transmission, revealing deeper values.
I'm not sure yet if I'll document the actual practice of tattooing. Maybe that will just live through my students