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A meditation for today. I ran across this quote in some reading and it made me ponder. Applicable to us monks as well as 17th century Japanese warriors I think.

You should not have a favorite weapon. To become overfamiliar with one weapon is as much a fault as not knowing it sufficiently well...It is bad for commanders...to have likes and dislikes.
--Miyamoto Musashi, 17th century Japanese warrior in the Book of Five Rings

Or perhaps

You should not have a favorite (language|tool|paradigm)...
Discuss amongst yourselves...