For every doing there arises plenty of myth busting and (often rightful!) finger pointing how it could be done better. But it's all worthless unless anyone actu

For every doing there arises plenty of myth busting and (often rightful!) finger pointing how it could be done better. But it's all worthless unless anyone actually tries to do better (in turn exposing themselves to above). The article does everything to mud this distinction. It's why giving Sagan as example is so grating and hints me at disdain for doing. I'd expect someone like Tomáš Baťa instead.