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  Maybe using "best" was incorrect since it's too general and vague a word. There's always room for nuance.
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  How often do super generalized superlative statements end up being meaningfully true after being applied to the hundreds and hundreds of different circumstances and contexts that occur in real life?
  Hunting and culling overpopulated species is an effective method of animal control, but it isn't the "best". Because the "best" method of population control is going to be context specific and likely use multiple methods to solve the problem at several different points in the life cycle of the species in question.