Cataclysmically, we have observed the transformation of A into not A, existence into non-existence. Under the classical logic, all transition stages have been ignored, leaving only the beginning and the end. Boolean logic inherently discards that which lies between polar extremes, and, as a result, cannot see most of the world. It sees the complete world. We plainly observe progress flowing into decline, growth into decay, abundance into famine, life into death.
Nature dictates our actions.
When it rains, we are prompted to open our umbrellas. We, of course, could run naked through the icy waters, but it would hardly be the wise or prudent choice. Our strategy must follow the cycles of the world. Actions and decisions effective at one point in the cycle will not always remain so, but only have their specific place within the cycle of time. It does not benefit the farmer to plant seeds year-round.