I gathered a killer idea from a ABE 2015 lecture. Ready??
So, the one is that listening carefully to an user voice you will come to conclusion that the thing which really matters are non-functional requirements.
Functional requirements are just only effects of decomposition, clarification and specification non functional reqs.
That's all for now. Need to think more about this concept :)
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