insufficient for a subculture trying to be precise and accurate and converge on truth
The tradeoff is with verbosity and difficulty of communication, it’s not always a straightforward Pareto improvement. So in this case I fully agree with dropping “everyone” or replacing it with a more accurate qualifier. But I disagree with a general principle that would discount ease for a person who is trained and talented in relevant ways. New habits of thought that become intuitive are improvements, checklists and other deliberative rituals that slow down thinking need merit that overcomes their considerable cost.
The tradeoff is with verbosity and difficulty of communication, it’s not always a straightforward Pareto improvement. So in this case I fully agree with dropping “everyone” or replacing it with a more accurate qualifier. But I disagree with a general principle that would discount ease for a person who is trained and talented in relevant ways. New habits of thought that become intuitive are improvements, checklists and other deliberative rituals that slow down thinking need merit that overcomes their considerable cost.