I see your point, people do overvalue edge cases. At the same time people also undervalue edge cases, think health insurance. > We need a dining room for when

I see your point, people do overvalue edge cases. At the same time people also undervalue edge cases, think health insurance. > We need a dining room for when we have parties (Our community group needs a friendly reliable place to meet weekly) > We need a guest bedroom (My in-laws hit hard times, they need a safe place, now) > I need a pickup truck (I get to help out my friends with their projects and when their pressed to move) And > I need long range to take the semiannual road trip (There was an earthquake/hurricane/flood/tornado/(in many counties /civil disturbance) and I need to move my family/haul supplies now) I have plenty more examples, and I doubt I'd ever have a dining room for example, but I have personally benefited from each of the above. Edge cases can make or break lives. Just look at software people rely on.