Pull the plug?

“Once you pull the plug, it's gone,” Tim said. “You need to learn when to say stop.”

Well... it's hard. Very hard. I've been staring at those things for a day, but the deep fear of doing something wrong is so real that I cannot just say, here it is, the data! or even something like, I am done! and just let things go away.

Every step is critical.


Now I am sitting in my office (which I haven't done for the whole summer), hanging around with my laptop and myself, trying not to be panic about the weird calibration signal and the unexpected peak (fake?) in my data. I know something's not quite right, but don't know what.

Maybe I should take a walk around the village for a while and then come back to all these later. I mean, I've done my best to make it right for these 3 months, but if it's not right enough...what else can I say??

Please. Let it be correct.