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C.2:2 - Problem

Teams routinely entangle programs, specifications, proofs, and datasets; a proof is treated as evidence that an actual system meets its assumptions, or a program as if it entailed a theorem. Warrant becomes opaque when support and its applicable currentness conditions are not explicit. Epistemes are anthropomorphised as actors (“the standard enforces…”), producing category errors at execution. Aggregation can hide a missing necessary premise, erase complementary support, or conceal contrary evidence behind an unjustified score. KD-CAL keeps constitution, input meanings, scales, and support dependencies explicit.