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B.2.5:5.4 - Bias-Annotation

BiasHow B.2.5 prevents it
Supervisor relation mistaken for parthood or containing-whole identityThe supervisor relation is not a parthood claim; A.1 governs holon recognition, A.14 the exact mereological claim, and B.1 or C.13 the applicable construction account.
Feedback-as-proof biasA closed feedback relation may supply input to separate stability, safety, assurance, or timing work, but does not certify those claims.
Description-as-relation biasA diagram, dashboard, report, or control-view description does not establish the in-life feedback relation by itself.
Episteme-agency biasOnly an independently recognized Holon fills a supervised reference. A theory, standard, model, dashboard, or publication may instead be used on the source side under its own kind and relation; the supervising acting system must still be named, and any system-role assignment is separate.