Gerald Weinberg put it this way: when you solve the most important problem, you've promoted the second most important problem into first place.
That doesn't change that problem #1 was worthy to solve. The middle road is that we should neither rest on our laurels nor give up because of the impossibility of the perfect world.
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Gerald Weinberg put it this way: when you solve the most important problem, you've promoted the second most important problem into first place.
That doesn't change that problem #1 was worthy to solve. The middle road is that we should neither rest on our laurels nor give up because of the impossibility of the perfect world.