A justified intervention states its aim before execution and can be measured by whether that aim was reached.
Precision ≠ density of control: more measuring points produce more data, not more clarity. Precision ≠ restraint: forgoing a measure is as little precise as its excess. A justified intervention differs from an unjustified one by its reasoning, not by its direction.
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