The document discusses two ideas: 1) Embracing multiple possible worlds by using techniques like answer set programming to represent alternative scenarios rather than a single consensus view. 2) Abandoning strict adherence to technology stacks and standards ("techno-ligion") by focusing on simple powerful solutions, using natural language when possible, and paying a fee each time a complex technical term is used. It suggests using techniques like technology golf to explore problems through minimal programs instead of lengthy debates over formal representations.