The document discusses how incorrect cardinality estimates can lead to suboptimal query plans. It shows an example where statistics are gathered on a table with two indexed columns but the cardinality estimates are incorrect for queries filtering on both columns. Enabling dynamic sampling improves the estimates and chooses a better plan. The conclusion is that disabling or hinting queries is not ideal, and the goal should be to obtain correct cardinality estimates without hints so that the optimizer can choose optimal plans.