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A result has a context
A model offers a simplified view of a changing world. Its usefulness depends on the observations, assumptions, and conditions behind it. Examining those conditions is part of understanding the result itself.
Look beyond an average
An aggregate measure can hide variation between periods or environments. Studying where a method behaves differently can reveal more than a single summary. It also helps identify which questions remain open.
Keep evaluating
Evaluation is an ongoing practice. New observations provide opportunities to revisit assumptions, investigate unexpected behaviour, and decide whether a method still answers the question it was built to address.