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Sometimes X still gives you this type of gems, learning new words and a bit of history. It would be nice to have a similar explanation of the Spanish shoemaking ecosystem. #notquantum
Before the invention of ready-made footwear, men of a certain social class all had their shoes made. Below is a sketch from one of the client books owned by Peal, one of Britain's largest and most esteemed bespoke shoemaking firms. The page here says the order is for "Mr. Marx of Berlin." A notation on the order says the finished shoes should be delivered to Dr. W. Smith in the intellectual Hampstead area. Notably, when this order was made (1870), Karl Marx had come into some money and was living in London. He was known to picnic and ride donkeys in the Hampstead area.
According to Henry Mayhew's book London Labour and the London Poor (1851), London had 28,574 boot and shoemakers in the mid-19th century, making it the third most popular profession in the city (after "domestic servants" and "general laborers"). About 2,000 of these workers were described as master bootmakers, a title we can assume meant they were cordwainers working in the prestigious West End.
There were two ways to make shoes at this time: you could have things made from scratch, using a custom wooden last that a shoemaker (or cordwainer) would produce based on measurements and tracings of your feet. The uppers of the shoe would be shaped on this wooden form, ensuring the perfect fit.
Most men of a certain social class—such as members of Parliament, judges and barristers, city bankers and stockbrokers, and well-heeled rakes—bought their shoes from cordwainers. Those sitting a few rungs lower on the social and professional ladder—such as clerks, administrators, laborers, rapscallions and ruffians, costermongers and mudlarks, and the general ne’er do wells—went to cobblers.
Cobblers repaired shoes, but they also had stock of old shoes worn by other people. If you could not afford bespoke shoes from a cordwainer, you could get one "custom" made from a cobbler, who would rip apart old shoes to "cobble" together "new" ones for you. Hence the term "cobbler."
In the historic London guild system, these trades were so kept apart that, by the mayor’s order in 1395, cobblers were restricted from working with new leather, and cordwainers were similarly forbidden from meddling with old footwear. That’s why bespoke shoemakers today take umbrage at being called cobblers, a historically less respected position.
Whether cordwainer or cobbler, people who dealt with shoes were part of the working class, and thus were at the forefront of many pro-labor movements.
Thomas Hardy was a shoemaker and founding member of the London Corresponding Society (1792), a federation of debate clubs following the French Revolution that agitated for democratic reform in the British Parliament. Hardy was such a thorn in the Crown’s side that he was eventually tried and convicted of high treason, after which he was sent to prison, where he died.
Thomas Preston, a shoemaker who advocated for common ownership of land and democratic equality between the sexes, was one of the main organizers of the Spa Fields Riots (1816). Motivated by the misery and unemployment following the Napoleonic Wars, Preston and his co-conspirators designed an unconvincing scheme that was supposed to end with them taking control of the government (they, too, were tried for high treason).
Perhaps the most notable of these attempted revolutions is the Cato Street Conspiracy (1820), where a band of Englishmen, most of whom were boot and shoemakers, plotted to murder the Prime Minister and the entire British cabinet. That ended with five conspirators at the gallows, and another five deported to Australia.
Roughly fifty years after Karl Marx ordered his bespoke shoes, the Industrial Revolution mostly swept away bespoke shoemaking. Most people today buy cheap, glued footwear produced in factories by people who conduct the same movement along an assembly line. The distinction between cordwainer and cobbler is almost academic, as most people will never encounter a cordwainer. Among the bespoke shoemaking firms that exist, many are terrible, as they can't find the skilled labor necessary to produce their orders. IMO, all the good bespoke shoemaking nowadays is done by independent cordwainers who conduct their crafts as a matter of pride.

An interesting podcast by @planetmoney on recent work connecting inflation to corporate profit overshoot raising production costs #notquantum
https://t.co/nADVmJx1HL
Weekent #notquantum recommendation. Follow @ajancodes for high quality introductions to high level concepts in software design. Because physicists also benefit from good engineering practices.
https://t.co/Hikkupy1U6

While other countries consider the feasibility of QKD satellites, a genius in the UK realizes they can save money and time by just calling it quantum and hoping no one notices! Decidedly #NotQuantum!
#NotQuantum Yoga. The concatenation of so much bullshit inspired me to host a real quantum yoga class at the #QML summer school 2017 in South Africa - we were 100% physicists & even had superposition and entanglement as pair poses! cc @ThatsNotQuantum
https://t.co/vIrPwp52aO
Taking advantage that everyone is at the #APSMarch meeting this week to welcome @yaleseas Iva Xhangolliat YQI for her defense on single cell analysis! #NotQuantum #StillSuperCool

A very illuminating talk about the science of vision, from colors to neural networks and data compression -- #notquantum yet https://t.co/HHxsaxCGzr
Prof Eero Simoncelli- III Colloquium Marie Sklodowska Curie https://t.co/ftmar7eA0H via @YouTube @iff_csic @iqfr_csic @CSICdivulga @CSIC
Quantum of punishment sounds like a new bdsm James Bond movie... I’d watch it, but #NotQuantum just like the last https://t.co/F4txeiNuJr
#FodderScam: RJD chief and former Bihar CM @laluprasadrjd convicted by Ranchi court. Quantum of punishment to be announced on January 3, 2018
https://t.co/XMCOwwnzw9
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Tried using @firefox quantum to check if Wisdom Quantum Mouthwash could help me find some local realism, but it was sadly #NotQuantum. https://t.co/2eT18444mC
I have suggestions for you @ThatsNotQuantum: @firefox quantum, wisdom quantum mouthwash, or Yale quantum institute. #quantum or #notquantum?
I have suggestions for you @ThatsNotQuantum: @firefox quantum, wisdom quantum mouthwash, or Yale quantum institute. #quantum or #notquantum?
Have you considered that they might be charged and not charged at the same time? #NotQuantum https://t.co/E9fhzErQs9
@Duracell every time I check the power on my Quantum batteries, it says they are full, but they clearly are drained. Why?
Most "quantum" technologies put to the test... #NotQuantum

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