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A.12:8 - Consequences

Positive consequences:

  • Self-action claims become inspectable without denying real internal regulation.
  • Transformation, Work, assignment and evidence claims can be tested separately.
  • An automated publication update identifies its performer separately from the script and changed content.
  • Internal control loops and automated changes can be traced through their acting and changed participants.
  • Interaction cases retain a separate parthood question.

Costs:

  • When the acting/changed distinction matters, a compact “self-” sentence needs unpacking.
  • Some diagrams need one more internal distinction between acting and changed positions.
  • Supporting a success or safety claim can require evidence beyond the producer’s success message.