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chemist word![emoji madeline-stare madeline-stare](https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/bcca6fa5-86fc-4c76-bddc-af0ba5789f73.png)
seems stressful to attempt 'your best' at things, so often in the completion of a task you learn or find a better way so your 'best' now has a higher standard and then you should redo or continue instead of turning in a finished thing. 'best that can be expected' is a better calibration because you'd better believe the amount of care, time, and effort is contingent on who it's for, and conditions.