Adam DeJans Jr. just posted an interesting comment: “My favorite optimization problems are the ones everyone assumes are already solved. The ones that SOUND simple but never really are. That’s where the real fun begins. I love working in the middle of the bell curve, where business meets math and every “obvious” solution hides a dozen tradeoffs waiting to be uncovered. That’s where optimization shines, making the invisible complexity visible, and turning it into measurable impact.” Link