Ultimately, adopt a simple cadence that honors Baldwin’s charge. Morning: name one pressing question and one doubt; write the smallest test you can run today. Midday: build one plank—seek a contrasting perspective, run a quick experiment, or map assumptions. Evening: harvest what the test taught, and refine tomorrow’s question. Step by step, questions span the chasm, doubts shape the scaffolding, and progress becomes a practiced craft rather than a matter of certainty. [...]
