This is interesting. I wonder if some part of the result may echo e.g. a functional interface between big-picture (low-frequency) and little-picture (higher-fre

This is interesting. I wonder if some part of the result may echo e.g. a functional interface between big-picture (low-frequency) and little-picture (higher-frequency) processing. For example, planning in the measure-twice cut-once style, which would fold in (what would otherwise become) distractions from the start. The bigger-picture focus would tend to lower the number of overall processing steps in that way, at a guess...