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C.29.1:3 - Forces

ForceWorking tension
Easier calculation vs retained distinctionsA smaller representation may make calculation possible while removing the variable or history needed by the answer.
Reuse vs reconstructionReusing a proof saves work, but only its applicable assumptions and preserved steps support the transferred conclusion.
Forward consequence vs returned actionEvery source action may have a receiving representation while some receiving actions have no source realization.
Exactness vs useful approximationEquality is convenient; a justified bound may answer the question with less retained information.
Local comparison vs extended useOne update can agree while later composition fails because the summary omits a condition for the next operation.
General method vs subject knowledgeThe transfer comparison recurs across mathematics and applications; the particular algebra, order, geometry or physical law still comes from its subject.
Recoverable reasoning vs recording costAnother user needs the correspondence and qualifications that affect the result, but a short derivation often carries them without a separate form.