In the tech industry, repetitive bad decisions masked by buzzwords often lead to project failures. From unnecessary microservices for small teams to rewriting codebases just for the sake of using a "hot" new language, these choices complicate rather than streamline operations. The real issue isn't the technology but the failure to ask "why?" Embrace simplicity and practicality over complexity and noise to truly succeed. Start solving problems without creating new ones. Ready to stop doing stupid things?