Ethics, Evidence, and Restraint
From the outset, this approach was governed by explicit constraints.
Speed of exploration was paired with restraint at the decision layer. Ethical considerations, human evidence, safety, and regulatory alignment were treated as requirements — not tradeoffs.
Ideas that could not be defended calmly, conservatively, and over time were set aside, regardless of novelty or appeal. Acceleration was used to eliminate weak options faster, not to justify risk.