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B.2.5:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Recognizable feedback language vs kind precisionEngineers use feedback, control, supervision, and regulation language naturally; FPF needs the relation and neighboring claim kinds named.
Relation vs viewA supervisor-subholon relation may appear inside a control-structure view, but the view and relation are different objects.
Acting system vs epistemeA theory, model, standard, dashboard, or report used as a claim-bearing episteme remains distinct from the System that revises or uses it.
Closure vs stronger claimsA two-sided feedback relation can supply input to stability or assurance work, but does not certify those claims.
Medium visibility vs perfect communicationThe relation needs observation or report and influence or constraint sides, including publication or medium limits when current.