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C.22.1:6 - Forces

ForceTension
Threshold crossing vs final scoreA static outcome can look similar even when one system specialized much faster or more cheaply than another.
Local novelty vs reproducible evidenceCorridor-entry claims matter, but they are easy to over-romanticize when no baseline or entry evidence is published.
Task anchor vs adaptation-signature questionThe section must keep the adaptation-signature question readable without retyping task anchoring from C.22 or turning selector/parity law into the same pattern.
Reuse upside vs specialization costTransfer, retention, and downside matter to the same claim even when the first threshold crossing looks impressive.