1. Enabling dynamic, problem-focused research collaborations beyond institutional boundaries, as envisioned by DeSci's concept of ad-hoc research groups.

2. Favoring data-centric approach rather than emphasis on metrics like authorship, citations, and affiliations.

3. Open-ended approach to data collection and data analysis enables seamless collaboration across the borders of individual projects, institutions, timelines, and fixed roadmaps. 

4. VinQ democratizes research and knowledge creation by allowing anyone to contribute data, ideas, and insights. Traditional scientific institutions often have barriers to entry based on type of contracts, with strict credentialing requirements, gate keeping practices, and hierarchies that can exclude valuable perspectives from non-traditional or non-affiliated researchers.  

5. With VinQ, the focus shifts from the credentials of the contributor to the quality and impact of the actual contribution itself. This opens up the possibility for fields of study to become more like "test beds" where hypotheses and theories can be rapidly explored, validated or refuted through an influx of data and perspectives from a broad range of contributors across the globe.