3-1d5 You can question the adequacy of the tools at hand insofar as it relates to some specific problems of yours. You don’t evaluate them ‘comparatively' based on its ‘utility’ without explanations.

“His ignorance was as remarkable as his knowledge…He said that he would acquire no knowledge which did not bear upon his object. Therefore all the knowledge which he possessed was such as would be useful to him.” – Sherlock Holmes

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• 3-1d6 Constraints in the form of consistent style leave space for creativity and progress

Related:

• 5-1b1a8a When using probability, we need an explanation for why that probability applies, because knowledge is unpredictable
• 7-1b4b You can let the tech decide what are the problems to be solved. Otherwise, it will decide by itself. It’s about possibility and not about should.
• 7-1b4c Don’t go looking for ‘great ideas’ without technology. Ideas are great insofar as they address problems. In other words, great ideas have to contribute to solving problems one way or another (and that often involves using technology)