> If you force it, then no one knows why things are they way they are. It's more accurate to say "if you don't teach why' then no one knows why". Forcing or no

> If you force it, then no one knows why things are they way they are. It's more accurate to say "if you don't teach why' then no one knows why". Forcing or not has nothing to do with it. I would argue "forcing" is strictly better, since learning discipline requires experience in doing things in every other wrong way. While that's great for learning on your own, I wouldn't want developers to "learn discipline" like this in production.