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A.15:6 - Bias-Annotation

Bias lenses: Gov, Arch, Onto and Epist, Prag, Did. Scope: Universal for system-role–Method–Work alignment across engineering, operational, and knowledge-work settings.

Bias riskFailureRepair
Governance biasA familiar system-role label, assignment row, approval display, or status is treated as proof that Work happened or responsibility obtains.Keep classification, assignment, Work, responsibility, authority, and evidence in their direct relations.
Architectural biasA system-role kind, capability, fit condition, Method, or record is placed in structural decomposition.Keep structure, classification, dependent capability, relations, epistemes, and dated Work distinct.
Epistemic biasA recipe, schedule, roster, or log is treated as its world-side referent.Recover the exact Method, assignment, WorkPlan, Work, and obtaining relations; keep the source as an episteme.
Pragmatic biasOne overloaded process or role term is retained because it feels shorter.Use E.10.ARCH or E.10.ROLE, then write the shortest sentence that names the recovered values.
Didactic biasThe chef analogy hides direct-species and occurrence requirements.Pair it with one concrete assignment species and one F.6 attribution; do not require a full schema for ordinary use.