> , or faster at doing bad things. In this context "bad things" would mean either approving things that shouldn't go through, or blocking things that should.

> , or faster at doing bad things. In this context "bad things" would mean either approving things that shouldn't go through, or blocking things that should. It seems to me that leaving things in limbo where they might go through or not at an unknown later date is worse than either. And that's without even counting the benefit when correct decisions get sped up.