In many cases, "what you believe is right" is worse than doing nothing. For example, injecting massive amounts of aerosols into the atmosphere to stop global wa

In many cases, "what you believe is right" is worse than doing nothing. For example, injecting massive amounts of aerosols into the atmosphere to stop global warming could be worse than doing nothing. In fact, if you make large changes to a system without deep understanding, it is likely you will cause problems. There is a software analogy here. An incremental approach, taking small steps at a time, is usually better.