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B.2:9 - Consequences

Positive consequences:

  • MHT becomes a precise whole-reidentification move rather than a synonym for improvement.
  • Cases involving a candidate new system, episteme, method, work occurrence, or discipline use the same B.2 whole-reidentification solution while retaining their subject patterns.
  • Trigger language remains useful without becoming ontology.
  • Mathematical and benchmark evidence can be used without replacing the holon claim.

Costs:

  • Users must try existing-whole explanations before declaring MHT.
  • MHT records require a reference to the exact candidate new whole, a reference to its already admitted public kind, A.1 recognition, and the evidence needed by any classification assertion used downstream.
  • Some attractive emergence claims will return to ordinary characteristic, method, work, architecture, or measurement repair.