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A.6.3:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Conservativity vs usefulnessA receiving episteme may reorganize, summarize, or omit claims while adding no unsupported commitment about the EntityOfConcern.
Same concern vs changed expressionX and Y share one exact EntityOfConcern, while claim content or effective reference scheme may differ and therefore identify another episteme.
Algebraic composition vs actual workViewings should compose and replay as mathematical constructions, while systems and work occurrences remain separate.
Direct source vs several-source correspondenceSome constructions use X alone; others depend on exact relations among several source epistemes.
Construction history vs stable kind membershipViewpoint conformance depends on Y and the viewpoint, independently of how Y was constructed.
Lightweight assertion vs assuranceA readable source-to-receiving statement often suffices; disputed loss or correspondence requires exact declarations and evidence.