Your point about scaffolding kind of distorts the point I was trying to make - it's a false dichotomy to say that you either build scaffolding or get things don

Your point about scaffolding kind of distorts the point I was trying to make - it's a false dichotomy to say that you either build scaffolding or get things done, and I didn't intend to favor scaffolding over the other. I think your point about error is more valid. When I wrote about errors, I was thinking about more serious errors, but I don't think I wrote that, and I think it changes my argument some.