I think Kimball's approach stumbles a bit because it needs bitemporalism to rescue it from its own temporal hackery. But for a lot of things it works pretty we

I think Kimball's approach stumbles a bit because it needs bitemporalism to rescue it from its own temporal hackery. But for a lot of things it works pretty well at what it does. It's useful to have a body of work formed over many years, tested in many demanding scenarios, providing some sort of structured guidance. Twitter and blog posts and random tinkering don't rise to the same level.