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C.16.IR:9 - Consequences

The practitioner can identify what information the measurement actually supplies for a question. A useful bound can end inquiry; an explicit pair of alternatives can direct a better observation or a model repair.

The cost grows with the relation and the conclusion claimed. A single ambiguity witness can be cheap, while excluding every alternative may require a global argument or specialized computation. The Method retains that difference so the amount of work follows the receiving use.