No. I'd say it's more like a "Yes and no." But it's definitely not a binary. Your "No" characterization is partially valid. But only partially. And what's

No. I'd say it's more like a "Yes and no." But it's definitely not a binary. Your "No" characterization is partially valid. But only partially. And what's a great what to introduce mistakes and fuck up an existing product or team? By being overly confident about one's binary "No" answers.