A few month ago I wanted to do a short pause in Chez Scheme. I use mostly Racket, that is very similar, but there a a few differences here and there. I wanted to send a bug report about a program that entered an infinite loop. Without the pause the example just printed a lot of "" and the screen got intermediately full. With a short pause it was possible to read the debug message just above the "********..." and hit ^C to take a deeper look.

I went to Google, expecting to go to SO (is EE still online?), but Gemini gave me the answer. There is no builtin easy "pause", so I had to create a time period of 1 seconds and then use another instruction to wait for that period.

Me> https://www.google.com/search?q=pause+1+second+chez+scheme*

Gemini> (sleep (make-time 'time-duration 0 1))

I think they had arguments in the wrong order, it looks like it's fixed now, perhaps it was wrong only in my mind because I expected the other order. I looked at the online docs https://cisco.github.io/ChezScheme/csug/system.html#./system... . Fixed the example and adjusted the duration. (I initially used 1 second, but it's boring and it looks like the program hanged. .01 is too fast, probably .1 or .2 is the best, I don't remember the exact details.)

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Back to your question:

I consider that totally professional and moral.