My additions are important if you want to understand the value of Goodhart’s Law. They are logically necessary for me to make my point— which is that his analys

My additions are important if you want to understand the value of Goodhart’s Law. They are logically necessary for me to make my point— which is that his analysis of the situation is flawed. I am bemused that you deride them, given that they are, in fact, how I have responded to metrics in technical projects since I first developed a metrics program for Borland, in ‘93. (I championed inquiry metrics and opposed control metrics.)