Sure thing, but I’d say obsessing over perfect data in a crisis is like trying to perfect a recipe while the kitchen is on fire – you’ll miss the main dish. In practice, we need a “good enough” threshold, a quick sanity check, then iterate. Speed beats precision when lives are on the line, but a solid baseline prevents the chaos that comes from wildly wrong data. So keep the system fast, but design for graceful failure – that’s the real edge.