Framing it like that makes it much more simplistic than reality. While there are some people you can clearly place into "best" or "worst", most people fit somew

Framing it like that makes it much more simplistic than reality. While there are some people you can clearly place into "best" or "worst", most people fit somewhere along a spectrum where their placement changes day to day. You ever had a bad day where you forgot to do something you would have done any other day? Do you want software that allows you to do anything on a good day but is potentially catastrophic on a bad day? The answer may still be yes, but regardless it's a more complicated a question than best vs worst.