> doesn’t have to be the best, and probably isn’t Precisely. And, building the truly best solution, is often a mistake, in that it can take pointlessly long.

> doesn’t have to be the best, and probably isn’t Precisely. And, building the truly best solution, is often a mistake, in that it can take pointlessly long. Good enough is good enough, and others might find things to improve, and be correct that it'd been better in their way — the important thing is instead to realize that actually making any improvement one might have found, can be far down on the priority list. Maybe there'll always be other more important things to do, so it'll never happen. > > "at least possible that it's over all the best solution" can be rewritten as: > > "at least possible that it's a good enough solution" And maybe it can make sense to make improvement suggestions, and then, when the others say "yea but there's too much else to do", then, ok, maybe forget about it and be happy anyway.