Is There a Difference Between a Mess and a Skill?

i want to set the anteas apart when messiness can be our friend and when it can be our enemy. There's a reason many of us try and avoid messiness. It's because messiness causes delays. At causes disruptions. And i'm wondering, as i read some of the examples in your book, whether it was the case that messiness helps people who actually have a base of preparation. Er, the algorithms, computer algorithms, searching for solutions in a very, very complex problem space. One possible approach is to look for step by step improvement. So yes, you need skill, but the random shocks help.