A.2.5:2 - Problem

Without a direct assignment-state relation ontology, six recurring failures appear.

1. Assignment becomes readiness. Holding an assignment is treated as satisfying every state precondition of every method that names its system-role kind.
2. State label hides the predicate. Ready, Approved, or Active travels between domains although its truth conditions differ.
3. Evidence becomes the state. An evidence or display episteme is treated as the world-side relation.
4. Missing evidence becomes falsehood. An unrecovered or stale evidence path is taken as proof that the predicate does not obtain.
5. Capability becomes admission. A system’s ability to perform an operation is overread as current admission of this concrete method or Work claim.
6. State notation becomes method order. A transition arrow is treated as the Work that changes the state, although Method, Work, transformation, and state-change claim have different ontics.