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You're saying it's better to get something wrong and fix it than to just do it right the first time?
by mehrdadn 6y ago
You're saying it's better to get something wrong and fix it than to just do it right the first time?
- peanutz454 6y agoI think he is saying, ideal world changes a little bit all the time, instead of tear down and redo.
- mehrdadn 6y agoI guess we're saying the same thing then, because my point wasn't that you'd never build anything new, but that your old stuff would remain just as useful and you wouldn't need to destroy any part of it.