We ought not to abandon great improvements in order to seek for perfection, which might cost five or six times as much to build a plant.
John Rice Carter: “We ought not to abandon great improvements in order to seek for perfection, which might cost five or six times as much…”
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Carter warns against sacrificing progress for unattainable perfection in energy solutions.
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