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Sometimes hammering nails into the broken thing will just end up splitting the wood and it'll be more broken than before. Yes, this is a tech forum, but it's e

• godelski 7y ago
  > Sometimes hammering nails into the broken thing will just end up splitting the wood and it'll be more broken than before. I 100% agree? But we're trying to build a house here. We may not want to hammer nails into those boards, but there are plenty of places we want to. We also don't want to hammer into steel or into live wires. Maybe my analogy didn't work. I'm saying form coalitions and we apply our domain knowledge to the domain of the problem where our knowledge is most effective. We leave the other domains up to the other domain experts. I'm not saying we shouldn't be aware and help where we can with those issues, but that we also aren't the experts there and shouldn't be leading the conversations (again, participate, but not leading).