anchor.diff:  Policies, actions, decisions, processes are implementation details. 
   They should be implemented in the best rational way (given all the constraints) to comply with defined interfaces. 
   E.x. the income tax is not a question of big importance in such approach. 
  -You simply pick the one that helps system to conform to the defined interface (achieve desired declared values).
  +Pick the one that helps system to conform to the defined interface (achieve desired declared values).
   
   Another great benefit of such clear separation is that it's easier to run the migration on a live system, that is, 
   provide a real positive change. 
  -It's much easier to understand interfaces between system A and B and came up with an appropriate plan, 
  +It's much easier to understand interfaces between system A and B and came up with an appropriate plan 
   than to understand messy coupled beasts we have now.
   
   Our branches of life: economy, technology, philosophy, education, science should be values-driven. 
  
positive.code: We don't even need to agree with some ideas either (e.x. idea of the free market etc). 
  Ideas are very vague, we all understand them differently, they can be easily misinterpreted. 
  But the main problem with ideas is that they bundle too many things together. 
  E.x. we bundle both dreams and ways of implementing them - the idea of capitalism or democracy for some reason nowadays 
  carries the assumption how such idea should be implemented.
  
  What I think we should discuss more are values. 
  Values usually remain unstated both in interpersonal dialogs and discussions on the higher levels. 
  
negative.code: 4) let's compile those values in a well-defined system and focus on talking about it
  
  The rest is implementation details. 
  Yes, it can be difficult to come up with the ideal solution in this complex and interconnected world, 
  but some progress and solutions with positive impact are always possible.
  
  For my engineering friends, I have a following metaphor for the issue I'm discussing.
  