Worse is better could be described as "easiest sufficient approximation." But if I have a business problem with a small enough epsilon you might not get suffic

Worse is better could be described as "easiest sufficient approximation." But if I have a business problem with a small enough epsilon you might not get sufficiently close with your worse techniques in a reasonable amount of time. And to stretch the metaphor even more you may hit an asymphtote and never supply a solution. Doing something "right" isn't necessarily always slower. Sometimes it is the only path to an acceptable solution.