Short journal · Original editorial · Decisions with a return path
A plan depends on an unconfirmed opening time.
A decision can be proportionate to its consequences. Describe the choice, the available evidence, and whether it can be changed. A small reversible trial can answer a different question from a permanent commitment; keep those questions separate.
Verify that assumption before arranging the rest of the visit.
Leave an easy return path where possible. Changing a method should not require pretending the earlier attempt never existed.
Try a question
What would you notice after trying this in one small, real situation?