The post argues (rightfully, I think) that even if the proposed solution has a fatal flaw, shutting it down does not save the team valuable time, because even i

The post argues (rightfully, I think) that even if the proposed solution has a fatal flaw, shutting it down does not save the team valuable time, because even if the solution isn't The Right One, its proposal can spark the creativity in others to come up with what is The Right One. I used to cut meetings up in a brainstorming phase, in which it was not allowed to say no to anything, and a filter phase, in which we narrowed down proposals to the viable ones.