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B.5.TC:9 - Consequences

The practitioner gains a reasoned division of use between accounts, or a located disagreement that can guide the next inquiry. That result also supports collaboration: contributors can work on the missing mathematical operation, physical premise or computational approximation instead of repeating the whole dispute.

Reconstruction costs effort. Reuse an applicable comparison and stop at the explanation needed for the work. A comparison remains dependent on its question and premises; a changed use can make previously irrelevant distinctions decisive.