I like the article for it's "get started rather than waiting for the perfect solution". However the McDonald's example makes the author sound like he's advocati

I like the article for it's "get started rather than waiting for the perfect solution". However the McDonald's example makes the author sound like he's advocating proposing bad ideas. It's probably best if you don't present ideas that are intentionally awful (like his McDonald's recommendation). You'd just be sabotaging your reputation (you're now "that guy with all the bad ideas"). Get to work and don't be afraid to propose ideas you have.