B.5:9 - Consequences

The Method preserves cheap use of adequate results while making constructive and question-changing work available. It connects mathematical reasoning, physical interpretation and epistemic criticism without imposing one proof or empirical regime on them.

The cost is attention to purpose, premises and continuation. Keep that effort proportional: one counterexample or a short explanation can settle the question. A difficult theorem or consequential physical inference can demand specialist work and substantially stronger evidence.