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C.3.1:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Small typed reasoning vs ontology growthProjects need reusable kinds without a new public U.* name for each distinction.
Preorder vs kind identityMutual subkind facts may hold for different intensional kinds; classification equivalence must not collapse their identities.
Criterion entailment vs observed supportExact rule entailment or exhaustive evaluation of a closed domain can establish the obtaining condition; a non-exhaustive sample only supports an assertion.
Stable kind vs changing declarationA kind may continue across a compatible change, while a changed membership distinction must not inherit identity silently.
Applicability vs uncertaintyA non-applicable classification request is not an unknown judgment and cannot establish or refute a subkind fact.
Locality vs correspondenceA changed practice or source prompts comparison but does not establish another kind or a bridge.