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Speed deployed as a substitute for actually knowing what you're doing.
means Moving or acting with great urgency, often sacrificing care for the sake of finishing faster.
from From Anglo-French ruser, to drive back or repel, tangled with rush the marsh plant — both bend under force, neither lasts long.
Football termYards gained on the ground, not through air.
Greek lifeThe frantic courtship phase before joining a fraternity.
Hidden costTasks done fast often get redone slow.