<ul><li>Clean code principles emerged for good reasons, but their zealous application often creates more problems than it solves.</li><li>Blind adherence to clean code can lead to code that is self-documenting but lacks the necessary context for understanding the business logic.</li><li>Consideration should be given to the trade-offs between clean code practices and the need to provide clarity and context to other developers.</li><li>Finding a balance between clean code and the necessary context can help improve teamwork and code maintenance.</li></ul>

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