Tim Benson wrote:
> The idea of "best" is a Platonic hangover. There is no such thing as the
> ideal. Heidegger got it right when he implied that we only ever notice what
> is broken.. the door handle which does not open the door etc. The same with
> computers.. The email system or browser which does just what I expect is
> fine. Anything I notice is not (and that includes web sites which blink).
>
> Evaluation should never try to rate utility, only disutility.
But then, 'your' evaluation will do me 'no good'. So then it's
not an evaluation, it's a 'fitness for duty check' in 'one place
/ one time'.
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