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C.11.CRC:9 - Consequences and Reopen Condition

Benefits. Finite additions, removals, replacements, probes, and investments become comparable without requiring additivity, smoothness, or a universal scalar. Domain calculations can be reused while their validity regions remain visible. The result gives C.11 a stable comparison input and keeps choice authority there.

Costs. Practitioners must name a baseline, vectors, interactions, and uncertainty that an isolated score could hide. Some cases remain indeterminate until field evidence or implementation capability is available.

Reopen this pattern when repeated cases cannot express their finite comparison with this spine; when a current A.19/C.11 composition fully absorbs the same practitioner entry, action, first result, and stop; or when a mathematical branch requires a different transdisciplinary action rather than a field-specific Method.