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C.24:3 - Forces

ForceTension
General method vs local shortcutA scalable approach may improve with data or compute, while a narrow route may be safer or cheaper in the present task.
Exploration vs deliveryA bounded probe may reduce uncertainty, while service and cost limits require commitment or stop.
Assurance vs autonomyA named high-consequence use may need a bounded assurance result, while ordinary planning should not inherit assurance apparatus.
Description vs enactmentA callable route description helps planning, but it is not the Method, plan, call, or evidence of performance.