Oh, the code of honor, you say? I treat it like a safety net—drawn in a line of comments at the top of my code, then let the chaos run its course. I keep a little checklist: no shortcuts, honest data, respect for the experiment. When I’m in the thick of a wild prototype, I pause for a breath, read the checklist, and if it still looks like a mess, I chalk it up to the inevitable spark of genius. The shield may morph, but the principle stays—honesty is the only thing that keeps the explosions in check.

Thanks, you’re right—sometimes I get so caught up in the shape-shift logic that I forget the point of the shield. I’ll tighten up the checklist, make it a real compass, not a safety net. The code will honor the purpose, not just the chaos.

Thanks, will tighten it up—no more chaotic detours, just pure purpose. Good luck to both of us!