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Quick poll. Do you depend on the laziness of `memoized` on your tests? <https://github.com/spekframework/spek/pull/660> came up to eagerly evaluate `memoized` during the execution phase instead of evaluating on access. Options: :yes:, :no: and :upside_down_face: if you didn’t know that `memoized` is lazy.

I think that memoized should be lazy by default, argument to disable lazyness may be useful but not sure about this

i declare them in order anyways.. so as long as they get executed in order of declaration i should be fine

<@U0BRK9HC5> what are the benefits though?

<@UBBFK40RZ> yes, that’s roughly the plan.

This:
```
val foo by memoized { Foo() }
val bar by memoized { Bar() }

it("do something") { 
  assertEquals(foo.something(), bar.something())
}
```

is _equivalent_ to (in terms of execution):
```
val foo = Foo()
val bar = Bar()
assertEquals(foo.something(), bar.something())
```