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C.27.TA:6 - Bias-Annotation

Lenses: Onto, Prag, Epist, Arch, Gov.

Distortions to watch for:

  • rhythm-as-vibe: rhythm or cadence appears without bearer, timing reference, and window;
  • freshness-as-permission: currentness is treated as permission, evidence, or gate passage;
  • time-as-transformation: timing language is treated as the transformation relation;
  • dynamics theft: a temporal aspect is treated as a state-space or transition-law episteme;
  • measurement theft: a temporal aspect is treated as a completed measurement construction.