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Mandatory Pairs

While reading Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor
Like pick two from the triangle,
I wondered of "mandatory pairs" from the DDD or the SLP mixed,
the opposite of clear yes or no.
One choice stymies other. Pick one at the cost of other or use it to your advantage like
the momentum which is mass multiplied by velocity, and as mass drops you are able to go at a higher speed.
Do Entrepreneurs exploit this kind of some product, unknown to the world.

What are other configurations?

Risk and Reward. This is symmetric mandatory pair.
Sleep less so you can work more and vice-a-versa
When there is a minima or maxima for the exclusives, then you reach burnout.
Marathon - Slow and long term
Sprint - breakneck Speed but short term- Icarus




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