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A.2.7:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Reuse vs local meaningSeveral contexts may use similar labels while their exact local kinds and relation rules differ.
Direct relation realism vs socially constituted rulesA row does not create predicate truth, while some specialized social relations genuinely depend on an accepted act or decision named by their direct rule.
Readable claim vs occurrence identityOrdinary use should stop at a direct sentence, while a later assertion may need one exact relation occurrence.
Kind relation vs holder assignmentA relation among kinds may guide a check; each holder assignment must obtain under its own direct rule.
Monotonic order vs residual restrictionTrue subkind order must preserve every defined classification judgment; many useful semantic restrictions do not.
Joint admission vs compound kindSeveral assignments may be required together without creating a combined system-role kind.
Stable predicate vs changing semantic basisA compatible edition may preserve meaning; a changed rule or identity-bearing basis requires another predicate whose obtaining must be established.
Structure vs representationA graph or matrix can make organization inspectable without becoming that organization.