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B.1.3:9 - Consequences

Benefits

  • Auditability by construction. Every retained claim remains tied to its sources; SCR guarantees reconstructability.
  • Qualified synthesis. Useful formal and complementary support is retained; dependency assumptions, contrary evidence, and mapping limitations constrain the resulting claim.
  • Target-scheme results. Compiled epistemes are aligned with one declared reference scheme; any release or publication remains separately governed.
  • Didactic clarity. Separates semantic folding (Γ_epist) from order (Γ_ctx), time (Γ_time), spend (Γ_work), and emergence (B.2).

Trade‑offs

  • Mapping overhead. Declaring mappings and CL costs time; it prevents silent incoherence.
  • No forced single score. Heterogeneous support may remain separate. This makes some comparisons less compact but avoids fictitious assurance and preserves a useful bounded conclusion. B.2 remains specific to a genuinely unresolved whole-reidentification question.