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C.22:4 - Forces

ForceTension
Parsimony vs sufficiencyFewer fields to avoid ceremony vs enough to drive admissible gating.
UnknownsMany traits are unknown in the initial problem record → tri-state semantics propagate to Acceptance without silent coercions.
CHR admissibilityNo mean on ordinals; no unit mixing; aggregation is admissible only after polarity and scale type are declared.
Locality vs portabilityThe declaration is use-bounded. Cross-semantic reuse first resolves two exact local senses and tests whether an F.9 Bridge obtains; the proposed use and any evidence reliance or assurance remain separate claims.