Without enduring self-ideals, our [research] would lack coherence. As individuals, we’d never be able to trust ourselves to carry out our [protocols].

In place-oriented publishing, as in place-oriented programming, you allocate places to push things, and you pull from places.

A principled system has predictable relationships between its modules, whereas an adaptable system has sparse and flexible relationships between its modules.

There are two fundamental approaches to indirect control in code.1