Overworking the prototype is a real risk, that's why experienced devs should work on it. Sometimes its enough to do it on paper. Whats important is to capture t

Overworking the prototype is a real risk, that's why experienced devs should work on it. Sometimes its enough to do it on paper. Whats important is to capture the product in an objective form as quickly as possible and then show it to users. Don't you think that iterating on a software MVP is more wasteful than iterating on a prototype? By the time you finish to setup the dev environment for your MVP you could've finished the prototype. And you don't have to carry any technical debt going forward.