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B.5.MPC:3 - Forces

ForceWorking tension
Shared answer and distinct expertiseSpecialists can work independently on contributions, while their results must concern compatible participants, assumptions and operations.
Useful simplification and physical interpretationOmitting detail can make a problem tractable; an omitted distinction can determine the requested action.
Constructive freedom and justified consequenceNew models, expressions and procedures can open a useful route; their decisive properties require the relevant physical or mathematical grounds.
Abstract result and executing meansA computation can be correct for its stated inputs while the proposed apparatus cannot prepare, represent or execute those inputs.
Reuse and changeExisting results save work, but their use depends on the premises and interpretations that the new question consumes.
Explanation and available effortA person or team needs enough understanding to use and question contributions without reconstructing every discipline before an ordinary decision.