Agreed - my problem with "The Best" was the idea of spending weeks researching to find the best quality things, for every belonging you own. For a while, I fav

Agreed - my problem with "The Best" was the idea of spending weeks researching to find the best quality things, for every belonging you own. For a while, I favored "The Worst" - I liked having a few missing keys on my laptop, and the challenge of programming with less RAM than I should have. I liked having an old car that barely scraped by. The freedom of not feeling attached to my belongings made me feel a sense of purity - like my code on github is the only possession I really cherish. After a few car breakdowns and failed hard drives, however, I've learned to pick a few things worth focusing a little effort on!