Vanessa: All computer code must be written by a pair of programmers working at a single workstation.
Principle 1
Because we want to All code should be prevent one person → written by a pair of writing code that only programmers at a they would understand single workstation
Principle 2
Because most of the best programmers are 100x we should let better than others and → these best ones carry the projects they're work alone working on and work better alone
Evaluation
It sounds impossible at first to satisfy both principles, since one says "everybody should pair up" and the other one says "the best ones should work alone". So where is the wiggle room?
The first one says that , not that "all programmers" have to work in teams. So we could have a scenario where the non-best programmers are always writing code in pairs, but the best programmers are allowed to do other stuff by themselves.
Goal
A correct answer has to violate at least one of the principles, so it either has to allow for someone to write code by themselves or it has to force one of the best programmers to work on a team.