>> argue about it in meetings for weeks, bringing only opinions YUP: One test is worth a thousand opinions. (and yes, the entire point of the throw-away vers

>> argue about it in meetings for weeks, bringing only opinions YUP: One test is worth a thousand opinions. (and yes, the entire point of the throw-away version is to test every aspect of the MVP++. And sure, you may keep some chunks of it, but that is sort of based on luck. A big part of the attitude on the initial version is that no one needs to think about technical debt here - it's all a big experiment, done to generate information and data to build a solid foundation.)