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C.27:6 - Bias-Annotation

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

  • Onto: source claim, described subject, temporal-aspect claim, adequacy claim, direct relation, publication occurrence, form, and carrier remain distinct.
  • Prag: ordinary prose, Dyn0, and Dyn1 remain cheap; the first Dyn2 result fits on one screen.
  • Epist: evidence, measurement, model assumption, planning assumption, diagnostic judgement, and causal result are not interchangeable.
  • Arch: C.27 keeps temporal-claim adequacy and cites the direct pattern for every other question.
  • Gov: a local card does not widen into a budget, gate, benchmark, promise, assurance, or public claim without the direct result required for that use.

Plain speed, acceleration, effort, inertia, rhythm, agility, process, practice, service, and tool-call wording may help recognition. In a technical claim, recover the actual rate, temporal window, input or Work, resistance, exact bearer, and direct relation. This is an ontological recovery rule, not a lexical ban.