Understand why every system can be built infinitely and why knowing when to stop is crucial.
Imagine you're building a house. You could keep adding rooms, floors, swimming pools, helicopter pads, underground bunkers... there's literally no end to what you could add.
has the same problem - it's infinitely buildable. You can keep adding:
But here's the million-dollar question: When do you stop?
Without clear evaluation criteria, you might either:
Key Insight: "Good system design isn't about drawing the most boxes - it's about drawing the right boxes with clear purpose."
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