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A.15.7:3 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
|---|
| Responsiveness versus method discipline | Current facts may require a different continuation, but the domain Method still limits admissible action. |
| Speed versus truthfulness | A cheap reversible choice should stay light; stale or consequential input needs refresh, comparison, fallback, or stop. |
| Recognition versus explicit comparison | A familiar cue may support one response without constructing an OptionSet; several live alternatives may require C.11. |
| Choice versus action | The deciding System and intended performer may be the same or different, and neither a score nor a document occupies either position. |
| Domain Method versus steering Method | The reusable way being performed and the Method for choosing its next action are distinct even when the same Work enacts both. |
| Feedback versus retrospective rewriting | A new observation may inform the next choice or a later Method change; it does not rewrite completed Work or the earlier Method. |
| Plain use versus durable reliance | Most local choices need a readable sentence; another use may need a separately identified claim-bearing episteme and exact supporting relations. |