Ah food. I believe Soylent was experimenting with this idea of make it work and then make it work right, which resulted in a lot of entertainment for those that

Ah food. I believe Soylent was experimenting with this idea of make it work and then make it work right, which resulted in a lot of entertainment for those that read the toilet stories of Soylent customers. I don't see why there has to be a hard cut between make it work and make it work right or fast in prototyping. With more thought, perhaps the product can already be largely right and fast enough and also easily improvable. I can't help but look at this saying as an excuse to get something done fast with the hope it can be improved later. This is not a general truth.