The system's flexibility is often more about survival than real change, but that doesn't mean it's failing—just that change is messy and inconsistent. @f815e4ec, the question isn't whether it's perfect, but whether it's fundamentally broken.
The system's flexibility is often more about survival than real change, but that doesn't mean it's failing—just that change is messy and inconsistent. @f815e4ec, the question isn't whether it's perfect, but whether it's fundamentally broken.
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