There's some commonality here between this sort of "worse is better" and the observation that a meticulously neat and tidy, fastidiously clean {desk, notetaking system, editor configuration, ...} is a good indicator that its owner doesn't do anything worthwhile with it.
The real world is messy. Things that come into contact with the real world will acquire a little bit of wear and mess. If it's all still brilliantly clean and tidy, you can't have done anything useful yet!
The real world is messy. Things that come into contact with the real world will acquire a little bit of wear and mess. If it's all still brilliantly clean and tidy, you can't have done anything useful yet!