I'm perfectly fine with it as long as we don't count on it working or let up on the things we know will work. Many times when I've had a difficult problem and

I'm perfectly fine with it as long as we don't count on it working or let up on the things we know will work. Many times when I've had a difficult problem and haven't been able to gain much ground against it, the point when I started to see success was when I started to attack it from every angle I could think of. Not one after another, but all at once. Part of that is about figuring out what works, but it's also about the combined effect of everything. (And I'm sure part of it was that it was the same moment when I decided to get serious.) If this is that, then I support it. If this is an excuse not to do the other things, then obviously I don't.