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B.5.2:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Generativity vs disciplineThe loop must admit non-deductive candidate generation without making arbitrary guesses look admissible.
Breadth vs typed entryAbduction should begin from more than anomaly alone, but not from any untyped prose fragment.
Rival diversity vs decision pressureSeveral candidates should remain visible long enough to compare them, while still allowing one prime hypothesis to progress.
Speed vs traceabilityThe loop must be light enough for repeated use but explicit enough to preserve provenance and later review.
Plausibility vs evidenceA candidate may be worth pursuing before evidence is strong, but it still needs explicit plausibility grounds.