Grafting, a reconstructive surgical procedure, transfers tissues between regions of the body, such as in skin grafts to restore integrity post-injury. In botany, this technique promotes plant hybridization, carefully selecting rootstock and scion for effective transfer of traits through reproduction.

The incorporation of external information, analogous to the grafting process, is crucial for change in existing systems.

Just as in the success of a graft, effective management of external influences requires careful choice and strategic adaptation. The need for unconventional approaches, as in grafting, invokes the importance of method.