> Nor does it account for the effectiveness it bought the project in the meantime.
This is a great point! I should have mentioned in the article, but in the examples mentioned part of the nuisance was that people involved could envision alternative solutions that would have also been effective without causing most of the long lasting trouble.
But, sometimes that's not possible (I do mention that they are not always avoidable)
This is a great point! I should have mentioned in the article, but in the examples mentioned part of the nuisance was that people involved could envision alternative solutions that would have also been effective without causing most of the long lasting trouble.
But, sometimes that's not possible (I do mention that they are not always avoidable)