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The quiet rebellion of fixing instead of replacing.
means To restore something broken or worn back to working order, often with patience and a screwdriver.
from From Latin reparare, to make ready again, blending re- (back) with parare (prepare) — literally re-preparing what life un-prepared.
Right to repairNow an actual legal movement against unfixable gadgets.
Japanese kintsugiMends pottery with gold, flaunting the break.
Old meaningOnce meant to go somewhere, as in repair to.