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To paraphrase a quote from "Fight Club", and myself: "Compromise for the sake of compromise is masterbation." It serves no purpous but onto itself, and that is no purpous that helps anyone in reality. So why is compromise considered good unto itself? People see it solve problems, and decide that it is inherantly good. The problem, of course, is that with any tool: some problems they can fix, other problems they can make worse.
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