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> [I]t’s better for us to accept that we don’t always have good reasons for our design decisions and that much of our work is intuitive. My intuition tells me
by human20190310 8y ago
> [I]t’s better for us to accept that we don’t always have good reasons for our design decisions and that much of our work is intuitive.
My intuition tells me that designers wish they could do that without having their designs rejected. If the absence of bullshit empiricism is punished, who can complain when people start providing it?
- ianstallings 8y agoAgreed and I I think a lot of it comes down to financial factors. In other words, why are we paying someone so much to make design decisions and how can we be assured they are doing it correctly? Because of science.