C.22.PFR:3 - Forces · fpf.tools

Force	Tension
Actuality vs discoverability	A Problem can obtain before anyone evaluates, notices, describes, or publishes it.
Readable problem talk vs typed dependence	Practitioners need a direct sentence, while load-bearing use needs exact condition and applicability occurrences.
One applicability relation vs duplicated participants	Predicate, problem-for entity, claim scope, and declared criterion-applicability window are useful independently of PFR but must not be writable both as applicability-relation participants and as PFR participants; the applicability occurrence extent remains derived.
Continuous identity vs repeated episodes	One adverse episode may receive many assessments; the same participants may also stand in later adverse episodes after a real recovery.
Open episode use vs final interval	Current work needs to reference a Problem before the adverse episode has ended.
Predicate truth vs epistemic support	Evaluation and evidence support claims about adverse truth but do not make the world-side dependent relation obtain.
Solvability vs Problem actuality	Finding a method changes what can be done, not whether the current condition remains adverse.
Anticipated-condition claim vs actual occurrence	A useful forecast, scenario, or hazard card can describe a possible condition before any actual-condition relation obtains.