"...I guess there's an obvious thought here that's - in dath ilan, you need a particular kind of mental brokenness to think there's anything wrong with the world that requires 16-hour workdays from you, and in Golarion it's just true so the people who believe it aren't systematically broken that way. Still, not an assumption to jump to, I should think about it later."
"Regardless of Good, Evil, Law, Chaos, Asmodeus, Nethys, militaries, paladins, researchers, Worldwound oaths, and other things that I only know what other people told me about -"
"One observes that Ione thought in a sufficiently different way from everyone else to be the first person to point out to me when I was making a particular kind of mistake, twice in a row."
"This is what Civilization would call" cognitive diversity "diversity of thought, and is much of the point of having more than one kind of person working on a project."
"Though I'm operating very blindly myself, the very generic caution that jumps into my own mind is that it can be a mistake to try to attribute something like that to very particular attributes of Nethys, Asmodeus, Neutrality, Lawful Evil. Sometimes what happens is that - Ione had one number for her threshold about pointing out a problem, and everybody else here had the same different number. Even if the numbers had been generated at random, that might still happen, so it can be a mistake to explain it too much by pointing to specifics. Ione is an 'outlier' in a certain dimension, more different from the rest of you than you are different from each other, in that dimension. To the extent everyone with Asmodeus or with Nethys mostly thinks about something the same way, somewhere the Nethys-Asmodeus axis matters, it's not a contest among twelve people to see who comes in first, it's a contest of whether Ione comes in first or somebody else does, if you see what I'm saying."
"I mention all this because it is another thing that seems like it might be different for Worldwound militaries and research projects."