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Depends on your qualitative argument for what is "best" and, stepping backwards, what you identify and define as the "problem" that is being solved.
by roymurdock 11y ago
Depends on your qualitative argument for what is "best" and, stepping backwards, what you identify and define as the "problem" that is being solved.
- stale2002 11y agoThe "problem" is how to make people better off. If you can make someone better off, without making anyone worse off, then you are pretty much by definitely not at the "best" solution. Because we just identified another solution that is strictly better than what we were at.
- roymurdock 11y agoRight, I'm asking you to define "better".