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C.37:3 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
|---|
| Useful foregrounding vs visible loss | A representation helps by emphasizing some distinctions, but the same emphasis can hide uncertainty, conditions, or alternative readings. |
| Cross-kind comparison vs direct authority | Candidate results may be diagrams, plans, records, views, or mathematical objects, while each keeps a different identity and obtaining rule. |
| Cheap orientation vs bounded reliance | Reversible inspection may need only a direct result and limit; consequential use may require an exact A.10 path and disposition. |
| Co-use vs invented whole | Several candidates may be needed for one action without forming a collection, structure, composite view, or unified world account. |
| Stable source vs changing action | The same candidate can be selected for one action and declined for another because the relied-on claim and tolerated loss differ. |
| Clear decision support vs borrowed authority | The account must help a decision without becoming the choice, gate, permission, authorization, assurance, or domain result. |