

I agree it can be used fallaciously, often found in the business world. My point was to include both good and bad honestly and not hide it, and people won’t shut down if they get the good first. It also depends on the subject - if they’re on the right track and your suggestion leads to better results, that’s not as negative as telling someone they’re doing something incorrectly and offering a different way.
In the end, how you say things is just as important as what is said.
Never knew about that mission. Also to the point of OP’s topic, there was a lander planned but it got cut due to budget constraints. And probably because of the environment also mentioned by someone, it was only planned to operate a week.
A rover that could stay in the terminator region might survive longer, but that would likely have to be very automated since Mars rovers guided by humans aren’t necessarily that fast due to the time for communications.