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A.2.5:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Lightweight assertion vs reusable identityOrdinary Work needs a short state sentence; later admission, history, or comparison may need one individuated relation occurrence.
World-side obtaining vs evidence-backed relianceA predicate can hold before anyone measures it, while consequence-bearing use needs a current assertion and evidence relation.
Simultaneous predicates vs single-state notationCalibrated, Synchronized, and InRange may all hold together; a finite-state machine may still help with one narrower exclusive configuration.
Stable assignment vs changing stateOne assignment can contain several state episodes without being recreated at each change.
Predicate identity vs permanent interpretation participantsMeaning-bearing signatures, schemes, bridges, or model-use structures may distinguish predicate values; irrelevant editions must not become participants of every assignment or state relation.
Capability vs action admissionAbility is a neighboring claim; current Work admission depends on the exact state predicate and the direct consumer’s rule.