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A.10:3 - Forces

  • Minimality vs consequence. Orientation needs a small path; material reliance needs the exact fields that change the decision.
  • Carrier identity vs claim content. The same content can appear in several carriers and editions; a carrier can be authentic while the claim is false or stale.
  • Reusable method vs performed work. A method is a repeatable way of doing. Ordinary reading, orientation, or reliance can remain ordinary; a claim about performed U.Work requires the dated occurrence and exact bindings consumed by the claim.
  • Provenance vs result establishment. A.10 must make a result traceable without establishing the result itself.
  • Graph convenience vs ontic discipline. A graph can represent many relations compactly but cannot make them obtain.
  • Contestability vs confidentiality. Reliance must be challengeable while sensitive carriers may require scoped, redacted, hashed, or access-controlled views.