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C.11:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Choice doctrine versus candidate formation and generationC.11 must govern choice among already-available options without taking over their formation or development.
Evidential, causal, and subjunctive dependenceThe pattern must stay usable with classical decision language while making room for causal and success-first repairs where correlation is not enough.
Decide now versus probe moreThe chooser may need to stop and choose now, or spend more effort on information and computation first. The theory must make that trade legible.
Decision subject versus narrower agent languageThe chooser may be one person, one team, one organization, or another collectivity-bearing system. The pattern must not silently force all cases into one narrow Agent reading.
Minimal mathematical floor versus premature heavy formalismThe pattern needs a stable object stack for disciplined reasoning and inspection, but it should not pretend that one full quantum-like or geometry-heavy package is already settled.