we would like to argue for a SLOW ANALYSIS movement. That is, instead of attempting many different kinds of analysis in rapid succession, until one gets results that one likes, we argue that one should carefully think before hand about exactly what analysis one wants to do, 17/n

and then carefully prepare a method that performs exactly that analysis without any extra bells, whistles, filters, or whatever other tunable parameters. This type of analysis may be slow, but it will have to be done only once. Moreover, its results will be unambiguous, 18/n