The word “enables” consistently functions as a linguistic bridge that links one element or quality to the realization of another, highlighting a process of facilitation across diverse contexts. It is employed to convey that a particular faculty, condition, or object confers upon its subject the capacity to achieve understanding, attain balance, or perform an action. In works of philosophy and literature, for instance, it is used to indicate that superior knowledge or reason enables deeper comprehension of abstract ideas ([1], [2], [3]), while in more practical narratives it illuminates how tangible objects such as a camera or a lantern enable clear perception or physical stability ([4], [5], [6]). Thus, whether it is applied to the realm of intellectual exploration or the mechanics of everyday actions, “enables” serves to underscore the empowering role of a catalyst in eliciting further effect or progress ([7], [8], [9]).