You know how in detective stories the detective is sometimes suspicious of an explanation because it's too neat? That happens in essays too. I had the sweetest final paragraph in an essay I'm writing, but it was too neat. So I dug in, and managed to disprove it.
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How do we know when we are going over board chasing perfection and instead we should just ship it?
That is a distinct question. Here I'm talking about something that looked good but was actually bad.
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So now it looks bad but is actually good?
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Ahh... more about reflection and filtering for quality.
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It takes a certain level of knowledge, to observe this difference AND to give up on the sweet one in favor of the best one.
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