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B.1.6:1.1 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
|---|
| Measured work vs. planned work | Expected yield, duration, or resource use helps planning, but cannot prove performed-work resource use. |
| Typed resources vs. convenient totals | Energy, mass, time, cost, data volume, and attention can be compared only after their resource-accounting basis and conversion relation are declared. |
| Boundary accounting vs. local convenience | Resource values are useful only when the holon delimitation, boundary-crossing relation, stock relation, and time window are named. |
| Additivity vs. shared stocks | Disjoint partitions can be added; shared meters, tools, people, inventories, data, or ports need overlap and deduplication policy. |
| Efficiency vs. whole reidentification | Apparent free gain may be measurement, changed accounting basis, substitution, or a new whole; B.1.6 cannot decide that by resource wording alone. |