  The novel successes scored by the Standard Model of High Energy Physics in
the last few years concerning heavy flavour dynamics do not weaken the case for
`New Physics' around the TeV scale. They do suggest however that one cannot
{\em count} on that New Physics impacting heavy flavour decays in a numerically
massive way. Yet studying this impact will be essential in diagnosing the
features of the New Physics. In particular the decays of beauty hadrons have to
be analyzed with considerable precision on the experimental as well as
theoretical side. While hadronization effects often represent the main
bottleneck in our understanding in the short run, they will provide powerful
and discriminating tools in the long run, when applied comprehensively and
judiciously. The expertise required to exhaust the discovery potential in $B$
decays does exist in the hadron physics community or can be developed without
needing a new breakthrough -- yet a greater effort has to be made to
communicate it to the heavy flavour community.
