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There is no "objectively best", only "that which is best suited to the problem at hand".

• hnbroseph 11y ago
  > that which is best suited to the problem at hand also best suited...according to our understanding of the problem space, our capability/competency to tackle it, our resources presently available to allocate, our worldview and preferences, any external constraints such as customer requirements, etc, etc, etc.