“It’ll be wrong, but it’ll be <b>differently</b> wrong”<br>-Tom Scott,(reply>), Sometimes I'd rather have something be differently wrong. Usually it means I did something to change the outcome and that potentially leads towards success.,(reply>), I myself like when things fail in a known and predictable way if it has to fail. I would rather that my thermometer always was 3 degrees of than some random degree of at any time. It might be wrong but differently wrong is worse.,(reply>), few things are better than causing a <b>different</b> error than before. specifically when a lot of time has been spont on that one error