Well, my point is that it's a little silly to decide that "slow" is always better than "fast." Or vice versa. You wind up with platitudes that are vague to the

Well, my point is that it's a little silly to decide that "slow" is always better than "fast." Or vice versa. You wind up with platitudes that are vague to the point of absurdity. Like: "Slow is usually better." Of course you shouldn't universally prioritize speed above all else. That'd be dumb. You shouldn't rush through something that should be done with careful deliberation. You also shouldn't linger on something when time is of the essence.