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Most materials fail in predictable ways. Knowing which way a given material tends to go is more useful than knowing what it costs, because the cost is paid once and the failure is paid for repeatedly.
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Colour choices are usually argued about in terms of taste, which is why the arguments do not resolve. Contrast is not a matter of taste. It is measurable, and it decides whether the text can be read at all.
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A room that works well in January rarely works as well in June. The furniture has not moved, but the light has, and so has what the space is being asked to do. Planning for that shift costs less than rearranging around it later.
