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B.1.3:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Conservatism vs. SynthesisRefuse unsupported assurance gains ↔ retain the real contribution of complementary and alternative support.
Universality vs. Domain nuanceOne operator across math, science, engineering specs ↔ domain‑specific semantics and evidence patterns differ.
Provenance fidelity vs. Cognitive loadKeep the full trail of sources and methods ↔ avoid overwhelming authors with bookkeeping.
Order/time discipline vs. FlowRespect argument order, exact episteme identity and edition relations, and any proper temporal restriction ↔ keep composition usable for day-to-day synthesis.
Parsimony vs. FitSmall rule set (A.11) ↔ explicit mappings, use-specific limitations, and justified loss models where needed.