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A.15.1:3 - Forces (what the definition must balance)

ForceTension we resolve
Universality vs. domain detailOne Work notion for surgery, welding, ETL, proofs, lab cycles—while letting each keep its vocabulary.
Granularity vs. aggregationSelected-grain occurrences vs. composite Work; we need roll-up without presuming partlessness or letting Work parthood create another object’s composition.
Concurrency vs. orderParallel or overlapped activities need clear part and overlap semantics.
Identity vs. retriesA failed attempt, a retry, and a resumed episode—what is “the same” work?
Time realism vs. simplicityWe need intervals and coverage but cannot bury users in temporal logic notation.