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You are building a house. A long trusted family friend is in the building business was entrusted with the project. The project got started and partway through it was found out that your family friend was not a very good builder. You reluctantly dismissed the family friend and are looking to hire someone new to take over the project. Now, to make matters worse, you find out that the cement used in the foundation of the house is under spec. It is okay in the beginning but it eventually cracks under the pressure. This is widely known and most of your family members believe it best to start over with a solid foundation. But you argue, the foundation hasn't cracked yet. You advocate going ahead with the building project, to give the foundation a chance to crack, because you don't want to set the project back a year.
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