KV RA Research Assistant

It is important to note that, before all else, technique contains means and not ends, that is, it can be placed in the service of different ends, but does not of itself choose the end. Essentially the same technique will serve a pianist playing classical or jazz, traditional or modern, but the question of choosing which works to play does not in any sense derive from technical competence.

Ferry, Luc — A Brief History of Thought: A Philosophical Guide to Living · Card #32
Quotes are taken from the research journals of Kyle Vanderburg.