Autonomy in training is necessary so that, instead of passing on, the apprentice can learn to create. For this to happen, an exercise in autonomy is essential, and all training implies a trajectory in which we lose and gain, but the most important thing is that we don't forget that we learn on corpses, but we don't treat corpses. In order to establish a subject-to-subject relationship, both the object of study and the object of work must prevail in an autonomous production bias.