C.22.PFR:6 - Bias-Annotation

This pattern has an actuality bias: Plain problem names an obtaining dependent relation. The anticipated-condition guard preserves forecasts, scenarios, counterfactuals, hazards, and problem formulations as useful epistemes under their exact claim governors without backdating actuality.

It has a predicate-centered bias because adverse truth is load-bearing. The applicability relation prevents a criterion from becoming globally adverse by label; exact entity, scope, and interval stay explicit.

It also has a continuous-time bias for occurrence identity. Discrete-state and event-based domains can supply equivalent actual episode boundaries under their temporal reference. Evidence gaps leave the continuity assertion unresolved in either representation; they do not decide the world-side boundary.