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A.7.CP:2 - Problem

Three conflations make premise use unreliable:

  1. claim content is confused with the posture in which one work occurrence uses it;
  2. citation or co-location is confused with actual reliance in reasoning; and
  3. a support pattern is treated as a method that performs or governs the consuming work.

The result is either hidden premises or a copied catalogue that becomes a second ontology authority. Both failures obscure occurrence identity and reopen behavior.