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B.5.FM:3 - Forces

ForceConsequence for construction
A question selects what matters; a model can reveal that the question needs changing.Keep the receiving use visible while allowing the construction to expose a better question.
Familiar concepts provide useful relations; the situation may need a new combination.Reuse what works and explain the connections introduced between contributions.
A detailed description can be expensive to build and difficult to reason with.Add a distinction because its omission changes a needed consequence.
A cheap consequence can guide action before the model is fully developed.State what supports that consequence and which unresolved choices matter to its use.
Different representations expose different operations.Choose or change the expression while constructing the inference.