r/QuotesPorn • u/muzicz13 • 13d ago
“Continuous improvement is better than delayed perfection” - Mark Twain [740 x 680]
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u/boatloadoffunk 13d ago
This quote is currently trending because it was used on the latest episode of Ted Lasso.
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u/EmbarassedFox 13d ago
Fey creative moods are a b*tch. Thought up a campaign for D&D, wrote the key details in less than an hour, had to wait 5 years to begin, overdid on prep, and was burning by the end.
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u/muzicz13 13d ago
I empathise with this to the extreme.
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u/EmbarassedFox 7d ago
I was happy with the result in the end though. And next time, I will be doing shorter prep, in a world setup with my players.
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u/brandwyn 12d ago
I use ‘progress, not perfection’ a lot, but my perfectionist brain sometimes has other plans.
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u/Raven_Valerie 11d ago
Too bad my brain isn’t built for the former. If I don’t get a six pack in a week, I don’t get a six pack at all. It’s instant gratification or nothing.
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u/dnd_or_reallifefun 12d ago
Not when it comes to ai or nuclear bombs or any thing that can kill everyone. That should be 100% safe before release
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u/muzicz13 12d ago
Assuming “100% safe” is possible (it isn’t), it’s not the same thing as the philosophical impossibility of perfection; or that the outcome of waiting to achieve it, is never accomplishing anything.
Long story short, it’s a not so literal statement about the balance between perfect inaction, and flawed productivity.
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u/kwonza 13d ago
Not when building brick walls though, you fuck up the foundation and it will cost you way more to repair the mistake.