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A.2.5:10 - Consequences

Benefits:

  • one assignment can support several separately identifiable state episodes;
  • simultaneous predicates remain expressible;
  • predicate truth, assertion, evidence use, and Work admission can change independently and be repaired locally;
  • Method and gate assertions cite an exact current relation instead of a status label; and
  • physical, social, organizational, and computational cases use the same relation discipline.

Costs and limits:

  • load-bearing predicates must be written by value, including temporal semantics and any meaning-bearing semantic basis;
  • consequence-bearing reliance needs only the evidence currentness and direct consumer that its use requires;
  • cross-context reuse may need a continuity or bridge decision rather than label matching; and
  • A.2.5 does not define every subject-domain predicate, measurement method, authorization relation, or state-changing Method.

Reassess only the affected state assertion or receiving use when the assignment, predicate identity, actual state extent, receiving-use window, evidence relevance, direct consumer rule, or meaning-bearing semantic basis changes. Do not rewrite the system-role kind or assignment when only one state episode changes.