> At some point, you need to solve the complex problem. This is a good point that I see ignored many, many times by people trying to push a simple system. One

> At some point, you need to solve the complex problem. This is a good point that I see ignored many, many times by people trying to push a simple system. One of the worst examples are the people who think files are bad, and that all state needs to be preserved all the time. They claim that the problem of determining what to save is not worth solving because it doesn't exist in their systems. Needless to say, they are wrong. I will not redesign my workflow to fit their tools, and they're amazingly presumptuous to even consider asking anyone to. Just because they cannot solve a problem doesn't mean it isn't actually a problem, and the fact they consider differences of opinions to be technical problems is diagnostic of their whole worldview.