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B.1:3 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
|---|
| Part-whole usefulness vs ontology explosion | FPF needs whole-level reasoning without minting a U-kind for every composed expression. |
| Constructional grounding vs math convenience | Algebra and graphs can make checks precise, but only after the ontology-side object and relation are selected. |
| Collection value vs false collective agency | Collections can have useful whole-level characteristics without becoming acting systems. |
| Method planning vs performed work | A method can guide expected decomposition; work occurrence parts require actual occurrence identity, timing, and evidence. |
| Emergence recognition vs ordinary repair | Some whole-level gains require B.2; many are explained inside the existing whole by ordinary part, method, measurement, or architecture repair. |