B.5:10 - Architectural Rationale

Inquiry connects different kinds of useful results. A construction supplies an object or procedure; a deduction establishes an implication; a conjecture offers an explanation; observations supply evidence about a phenomenon. Their value depends on what question they answer and what further use their support permits. Treating every result as an explanatory hypothesis would obscure these differences.

Question formation belongs here because the result of one reasoning contribution can alter the premises or aim of the next. Detailed object identity, mathematical-lens use, evidence, search and capability development retain their own Methods. Their results can enter an inquiry without turning each PatternID into a required stage.