Part of engineering a good solution is being able to recognize when you are in knee deep, and that it's not the best solution, and ditch it. That's what turns a

Part of engineering a good solution is being able to recognize when you are in knee deep, and that it's not the best solution, and ditch it. That's what turns a good engineer into a great one, because then she or he turns around and builds the solution. You might not believe the grandpa here, but you're in knee deep, if not deeper. On a personal note, I'm happy that you've stopped interacting with me. Good luck.