In terms of designing solutions, I would say that "correctness" is relative to the problem statement at hand. It's also a degree and not an absolute. It may be

In terms of designing solutions, I would say that "correctness" is relative to the problem statement at hand. It's also a degree and not an absolute. It may be correct and incorrect at the same time, depending on the context. From this I would prefer simplicity over correctness to allow for ease of optimization.