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B.2.4:2 - Problem

Without this specialization:

  1. Capability becomes generic emergence. A threshold crossing or new envelope is treated as a new whole without B.2 checks.
  2. Function becomes ontology. Function-like wording creates U.Function or a hidden peer kind.
  3. Method and work collapse. The way of doing, description of doing, planned work, and performed work are compressed into one vague operational claim.
  4. Module allocation becomes functional truth. A module label is treated as evidence for the required behavior or selected structure.
  5. Transformation-flow description replaces in-life structure. A graph, diagram, or publication of a flow is treated as the flow structure or whole.
  6. Whole reidentification is missed. A real result whole is left as “just a better capability”.