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A.6.4:9 - Consequences

  • Viewing and retargeting separate cleanly. A viewing arrow preserves the EntityOfConcern. A retargeting arrow relates epistemes with independently different EntitiesOfConcern; q states one bounded-use proposition, and the separate current-case judgement says whether the facts satisfy it.
  • StructuralReinterpretation receives one core rule. E.18 can place r and q without duplicating their identities; the A.6.4 current-case basis remains the exact facts and separate judgement.
  • Loss becomes usable information. A lossy mapping can serve one bounded purpose; reversibility and semantic identity remain separately established claims.
  • Optional apparatus stays optional. F.9 enters only for cross-local-sense correspondence; route-equivalence, evidence, assurance, gate, publication, and Work branches enter only when their own claims are current.
  • Description boundaries remain visible. Claim content, scheme, grounding, scope, operating condition, and viewpoint changes do not disappear into one retargeting bundle.