Analysing destroys wholes. Some things, magical things, have to stay a whole; if you look at their details, they disappear.
The Bridges of Madison County, Robert James Waller (quoted from the Persian audiobook; the English wording here is my translation back, not checked against the original text)
One possible answer: The hidden geometry of “us” (Q-Analysis) tries to find a way of analysing that, instead of reducing things to plain nodes and edges, keeps the complexity and wholeness of relations alive.