Thinking about it, the encoded business logic also becomes hard to change. Perhaps like writing prevented language and stories from evolving. Encoding it might

Thinking about it, the encoded business logic also becomes hard to change. Perhaps like writing prevented language and stories from evolving. Encoding it might be the final version. I got stuck a few times when the business logic got overly fuzzy. If you have 10 people and 50 small tasks with each task taking between a and b minutes in some strange distribution where b might be 3xa. If task 1 takes more than c minutes task 2 is likely to also take longer while task 3 will be easy. Unless it is full moon then task 2 will take less time and 3 more. On the factory floor the guy to plan this would also know how fast each employee is with each task and that employee 1 has a hangover on Monday, 2 goes to the gym on Thursday and 3 has to babysit before the night shift. But now we are going to have an app to plan this???