B.1:2 - Problem

Without B.1:

1. Mereology and notation collapse. A graph or algebra is treated as the part-whole structure itself.
2. Roles and methods become parts. Role factors, method parameters, guards, steps, and compositions are read as holonic parts because the same word “decomposition” appears.
3. Work occurrence is inferred from plan. A method decomposition or schedule is treated as evidence that performed work had those parts.
4. Collections become acting systems. A set, list, batch, fleet, or community is treated as an admitted acting System or responsibility bearer from plural naming, a system-role kind or assignment, a Method, or Work. Admission of the acting collective remains an A.1 question; responsibility also needs the predicate, participants, and pattern or rule that defines it.
5. Emergence becomes rhetoric. A whole-level gain is explained by “synergy” or “more than the sum” without checking existing-whole explanations or B.2 whole reidentification.