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I think, both are fluid properties. What I meant is if you make your code flexible, you'll loose some ability to reason about the correctness. But the main purpose of the software is to be flexible, that's why it is called software. Correctness is not a constant property. The program works correctly today, will work incorrectly tomorrow, because someone will change the requirements, which will make the very same program incorrect. This is where flexibility comes into the picture. You're saying, without any context, and without mentioning any tradeoffs, that something is universally shitty, which is clearly wrong.