A.1.CSD:2 - Problem

Without a bounded discovery move, practitioners commonly:

1. stop at systems already named by interfaces, ownership, participation, contracts, or observation;
2. turn a plausible path into an asserted world-side relation;
3. treat organism, population, team, organization, society, or ecosystem words as a ready ladder of Systems;
4. force collections, places, descriptions, Methods, Work occurrences, or declared scopes into System rows;
5. combine unlike bearer, horizon, evidence, and receiver coordinates before their differences are inspectable; or
6. continue brainstorming without a decision-relative stop or next probe.

The result is either premature closure or an unbounded catalogue. Both fail to change the receiver at useful cost.