> We always go with “good enough for now.” The whole point of the piece is that not everyone does this and there are plentiful counter-examples, and while they

> We always go with “good enough for now.” The whole point of the piece is that not everyone does this and there are plentiful counter-examples, and while they never took over the mainstream, they have survived for decades despite going against the flow. I can say this with authority because I wrote the article, and delivered the original talk upon which it's based.