Understanding the reasoning behind the four agile values

Re:Understanding the reasoning behind the four agile values by necovek on Monday October 25, 2021 @02:33AM (#28984996)

Whether nature follows a plan is up for debate. I am personally in the camp that it doesn't, but I understand if someone isn't.

I am guessing that was not your point though, but that you simply missed that I was only complaining about strictly adhering to "natural" process which the OP seems to hold in very high regard (rightfully so, but they fail to mention that we can and should improve on them, which was the point I was making).

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Re:Understanding the reasoning behind the four agile values by rchaves on Monday October 25, 2021 @04:40AM (#28985719)

I 100% agree, it was not my intention on the post that “nature” is the approach to follow completly, we don’t want to take million years randomly guessing for sure, just borrow a part of what nature does, which is facing the real world, letting some parts die and move on. I agree with your completion to the point

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