most dumb decisions you see in the wild are probably the function of a hidden resource constraint you don’t really understand 

some bad decisions are actually just pretty dumb tho

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Which leads straight into Chesterton's Fence situations where somebody new comes along and tries to undo / second guess a prior decision just because it looks dumb

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