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1. Too many principles equals no principles, for example: Don't exceed 10 principles. 2. Simplicity and Unity must be parallel. Pure piping systems meet this p
by linpengcheng 7y ago
1. Too many principles equals no principles, for example: Don't exceed 10 principles.
2. Simplicity and Unity must be parallel. Pure piping systems meet this principle.
3. Principle should be specific and executable.
4. Principle should not affect flexibility.
5. Principle should be consistent with mainstream modern industrial production principles.
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- naasking 7y agoYour list is inconsistent. Principles necessarily constrain flexibility. For instance, principle 5 means I can't create a system that isn't consistent with mainstream modern industrial production principles.