The Two Leaks of Aging: Why Some Breakdowns Fix Themselves and Others Need a Specialist
In a house where people live, something is always breaking: a faucet drips, a door creaks, a light bulb burns out. The residents tighten the valve themselves, grease the hinges, screw in a new bulb. This is routine repair, it is visible, and you can do it with your own hands. But there are breakdowns of another kind: a crack in the foundation, corrosion inside a wall, a leak behind the drywall.