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A.2.7:4.7 - Assertion and Receiving Check

A relied-on kind-relation claim is a C.2.1 assertion episteme, not the relation occurrence. Keep these moves in order:

  1. name the exact direct relation family or U.SubkindOf, participant kinds, predicate, and applicability;
  2. establish whether current facts or accepted constituting history satisfy that predicate;
  3. when the receiver needs occurrence identity, apply the direct identity rule and recover the already obtaining occurrence;
  4. only then let an affirmative assertion use that occurrence as its EntityOfConcern and state its known extent; and
  5. add evidence, currentness, and reliance only when the receiving use needs them.

When no positive occurrence is recovered, a negative, candidate, counterfactual, or unsupported affirmative claim normally uses the exact admitted relation kind, or another independently identified entity, as its EntityOfConcern. Its ClaimGraph carries proposed fillings, predicate, polarity or modality, and meaning-bearing semantic basis. It carries no fabricated positive occurrence reference or actual extent.

Unresolved reliance preserves the assertion’s stated polarity and leaves relation obtaining and occurrence identity unchanged. C.2.1 still identifies the assertion by its content, exact EntityOfConcern, and effective reference scheme.

Supported assertions serve as typed premises for another Method. A system performs the receiving check by the selected Method, normally as follows:

  1. resolves the exact local system-role kinds and any current direct U.SystemRoleAssignment species or A.2.5 state occurrences needed by the rule;
  2. tests the exact relation predicate without copying assignments or state occurrences into the kind-relation participant set;
  3. individuates the relation only when the receiving use needs its identity;
  4. records the appropriate assertion and its separate reliance posture;
  5. evaluates capability, resource, interface, risk, evidence, currentness, assurance, or other conditions under their direct patterns; and
  6. records the outcome defined for the next question’s exact decision kind.

Current facts make a world-side relation obtain. Optional individuation recovers one occurrence. An episteme asserts it. Evidence supports reliance. A system performs the check.