Law of deferring to something that has more info (postpone action/judgement or let something else take control temporarily). Talking about the balance sheet and the P&L (profit and loss or income statement). We were conceptionally talking about some deeper accounting and deferring (delaying) of certain things.

We spent some time showing Cory and Steve progress on the vendor credit project. It should be finished up by the end of the week. We then flipped over and were talking about how the internal adilas API was structured and created. I was showing Steve and Cory was doing stuff in the background. Lots of drawing and showing flow. Hopefully it helped.

Going back to the law of deferring. I looked it up and it said - The term "deferring" means to postpone or delay an action or decision to a later time. It often implies allowing someone else to make a choice or follow their decision, as in "deferring to someone else's wishes". In various contexts, such as finance, it can refer to delaying payments or actions for potential future benefits. Overall, deferring suggests a temporary suspension of action rather than a permanent decision.

We tend to defer to the object or piece of data that holds the most information or has the best value. It all plays in, we just give certain pieces more precedence than other parts or pieces. That's how we fold the whole thing together into a working system.