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B.5.TC:3 - Forces

ForceWorking tension
A shared question vs different conceptsComparison needs a shared use, while translating every term into one vocabulary can erase the difference being investigated.
Agreement vs scopeA worked case makes an account usable; an equivalence claim across cases needs the corresponding argument.
Explanatory reach vs effortA richer account can answer further questions while a smaller account supplies the present answer more cheaply.
Discrimination vs useful closureA difference may justify further work, or leave the needed result unchanged.
Common operations vs subject knowledgeThe comparison method travels across practices; its particular proofs, laws and causal premises come from the accounts being compared.