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B.2.P:9 - Rationale

Emergence-family wording is useful because it marks a possible explanatory concern. It is dangerous because it can hide the actual object: a holon, system, episteme, capability, characteristic, architecture structure, mathematical expression, evidence relation, source publication, or collection.

B.2.P follows F.19’s whole-span reading with compact E.10 cues; E.10.ARCH or a direct subject rule resolves only the remaining FPF ontology question, after which F.19 tests the repaired sentence. This prevents one word from creating several local ontologies.