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C.26.2:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternSymptomRepair
Group mind claimThe text says the team, market, service, or organization knows or wants something without evidence for that claim.Rewrite as an evidence-bound state reading over a collective bearer during a window.
Survey-as-stateA survey answer is treated as the distributed state.Treat the answer as a probe result or other emitted output that can serve as an evidence carrier, and ask what the probe changed or the output lost.
Tacit skill overreachA tacit skill or team vibe is called distributed state.Require coordinated work, carriers, time window, and rival explanations.
Routine mistaken for stateA playbook explains the action, but the text claims latent alignment.Name the routine and keep the claim requiring additional evidence out.
Timeless cultureA momentary observation becomes a durable culture claim.State window, persistence support, decay, and reprobe condition.