Discipline
Gilbert: The great thing about a tool, if deployed and used correctly, is it promotes discipline.
Wrong. That is definitely putting the cart before the horse, facing each other. The horse is the discipline, the tool is the cart. Without a horse no cart is going anywhere.
A tool used correctly implies that there are rules in the use of that tool which are followed by people that are trained to use it within those rules. If a trained person does not follow those rules then that person exhibits ill-discipline. If the owning authority of those rules does not exert discipline then there is no authority, no discipline.
A tool should make it it easier for a person to follow those rules; this is not saying the tool is making it easier for the person to be disciplined.