I've dropped the "best" for "better" or "good" for a while now. I also don't have a problem going to a colleague with more experience and who I know puts out good stuff, and asking them what they think the "best" solution is. I gain some knowledge from asking them and looking at how they use it, and I don't feel stupid or like I'm doing something wrong by not understanding it inside-out. There's a middle ground that provides productive results. And at the end of of it all, if you didn't know what a plane or an airfield was and you saw flying metal contraptions delivering cargo, building an airfield isn't such a bad first step to understanding what's going on.