GInI's innovation philosophy, as detailed in the CInP Handbook , embraces the concept of " failing fast " to conserve resources and refine focus. Stress-testing through experiments in the Front End or Mid Zone allows teams to identify flaws early, avoiding costly late-stage failures ( " at the Eleventh Hour " ). Option A, pushing forward despite failure, contradicts this fail-fast approach. Option B, justification, is retrospective and not the goal of stress-testing. Option D, making it work eventually, ignores the value of early failure as a learning tool. C directly reflects GInI's emphasis on early validation to prevent resource waste, aligning with the question's intent and the original answer.
Reference: GInI CInP Handbook , Section on Experimentation and Validation.