MEME REFERENCE

Why Not Both

Use Why Not Both when someone is advocating for a solution that combines multiple benefits.

What it expresses

The reversal of traditional trade-offs where two goals can be achieved simultaneously.

Example

For example, a business owner choosing to expand their product line while maintaining quality standards.

When not to use it

Avoid when the combination of benefits creates new problems that outweigh the advantages.

• combination
• benefits
• trade-off