Why Try To Change Something If You Have Something That’s Working?

The Yankees' new torpedo bats propel team to record-breaking start quotes Aaron Judge as asking exactly that.

The answer to me seems simple: You Change Something That’s Working when you find a change that makes that thing perform better; or produces the same performance cheaper, or …

That’s where the horse and buggy went.

But I note that a horse and buggy still seems to be able to make money around downtown new York and in other large cities. See also The East Lancashire Railway .

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