Now you're conflating two different notions. You're (and your quotes) are talking about the first bullet point from the article. In turn, when taking about the

Now you're conflating two different notions. You're (and your quotes) are talking about the first bullet point from the article. In turn, when taking about the last one, the one chosen by article author, from my experience, I'd say that it's beneficial not to even consider it in time, i.e. don't think about it as process, don't think of it as something completed. There's no completion, since there was no process to begin with. The object just is, and we can manipulate it according to the rules.