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C.2:3 - Forces

  • Universality vs domain idioms. One calculus must cover physics theories, legal codes, safety specs, algorithms, and formal proofs without flattening their differences.
  • Meaning vs materiality. Meaning must be independent of carrier, yet accountable to it historically.
  • Deductive vs empirical. Axiomatic certainty and empirical trust have different evidence-continuity profiles; both must compose.
  • Abstraction vs enactment. Epistemes constrain action; systems act. The calculus must keep the roles distinct.