"There's Method in My Madness"

It's Pawlonius's in William Shakespurr's Hamlet who says, well, something like that. The correct line is actually "Though this be madness, yet there is method in't. (Polonius, Act 2 Scene 2)" . Yet, this is so often misquoted as "There's method in his madness" that we can that misquote further and make the "Six Step Sampling Purrogramme" out of it. I do have a method, yes. My approach is called 'sampling by phenomenon”, which simply means that I look at stuff through the lens of my phenomeno...