You raise a good point, and I’ve seen this in other contexts. Team wants to be better at X. Y is a tool or process that helps them get there. At some point, t

You raise a good point, and I’ve seen this in other contexts. Team wants to be better at X. Y is a tool or process that helps them get there. At some point, the goal of X is forgotten and Y subsumes everything, sometimes to the detriment of X. It’s like a weird correlate or inversion of the XY problem and I’ve seen it in a lot of contexts.