Mea culpa. All I was trying to say is that beyond a point, it's not _just_ the algorithm, you need to pay attention to mechanical sympathy. Do well-designed a

Mea culpa. All I was trying to say is that beyond a point, it's not _just_ the algorithm, you need to pay attention to mechanical sympathy. Do well-designed algorithms outperform naive algorithms? Almost always. Is designing the algorithm well sufficient? I'd think not.