from being too speculative instead of definitive, needing real work instead of investigations.

During World War II, Winston Churchill, after hearing that certain landing craft designers were spending the majority of their time arguing over design changes, sent this message: "The maxim 'Nothing avails but perfection' may be spelt shorter: 'Paralysis.

In 1956, Charles R. Schwartz wrote the article "The Return-on-Investment

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