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B.2.P:8 - Consequences

Positive consequences:

  • B.2-family emergence language no longer creates hidden U-kinds.
  • B.2, B.2.2, B.2.3, and B.2.4 stay centered on their subject claims instead of carrying repeated first-stage precision restoration.
  • Collections, capabilities, functions, characteristics, architecture residuals, mathematical expressions, and publications keep their subject patterns.

Costs:

  • Ambiguous emergence-family phrases take one recovery step before use.
  • Some attractive umbrella claims become narrower subject-pattern claims.
  • Old mnemonic labels may survive only as quoted source wording or reduced-use cues unless the concrete thing or claim and its direct pattern are identified.