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A.7.2:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Compatibility vs honest pluralismShared use is valuable, but some methods should remain context-separated or non-composable.
Small repair vs foundation driftReopen the decision that carries the conflict without rewriting unrelated ontology.
Source use vs source prestigeSources matter through exact claim use, not status labels or total rankings.
Formal comparability vs domain evidenceTyped consequences can expose contradiction, but formal shape cannot settle the world by itself.
Current decision vs reopenabilityLanded FPF is the default internal basis, yet grounded counterexamples and accepted contradictions can reopen it.