This isn't a novel realization, but be should center this flip-flop (or spiral, if you're optimistic). Even human-centered design, which I studied, is uncomfortable with how hard it is, how long it takes, to get any kind of clarity about what should be done.
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So many of the things we do as an industry, we just don't know how to think about them, much less critique them, until they're a done deal. I'm not even sure slowing down helps that much, though extreme profit incentives definitely don't.
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If you've not read Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, I highly recommend it. It is the most profound book on refactoring & iterative design I've ever read, & it's not even about software! It deals with the dilemma you're describing, but in the history of science.
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Yeah, I believe it’s essentially the same process. I suspect there’s also a strong parallel in law. I certainly should read Kuhn.
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