> That "better/worse" way of wording it places them in competition with each other, regardless of whether you say it explicitly. Absolutely not. It says that t

> That "better/worse" way of wording it places them in competition with each other, regardless of whether you say it explicitly. Absolutely not. It says that they have tradeoffs, and one will be better in certain situations, while the other will be better in others. If you think that means competition, you're overreading it.