Simple binary headlines like this lead to an either-or argument, but as we all know it's a matter of degrees. There are indeed more powerful tools for some sit

Simple binary headlines like this lead to an either-or argument, but as we all know it's a matter of degrees. There are indeed more powerful tools for some situations, and knowing those more powerful tools can mean the difference between success or failure or at least happiness or drudgery. I could make so many analogies, but they would be lost on people who don't already understand the concept. So to spare the words, I'll just say that sometimes it is worth fighting for a technology, but it is equally worth debating that technology. Occasionally even the proponent decides it doesn't actually matter for the given situation. Other times management or juniors (who technically are similar) can be swayed, and hopefully the results prove the value of that fight.