B.5.RA:9 - Consequences

A recovered argument can support application, explanation, criticism and later revision. Work can be divided around meaningful intermediate results, and a request for help can name the transition that remains obscure.

The method can reveal that the source’s conclusion exceeds its support or that the reader lacks a prerequisite. It cannot supply every missing subject method. Its economical stopping points are a sufficient argument for the use, a useful conditional conclusion or a localized gap.