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C.38:3 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
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| Familiar labels versus comparable contents | Short labels help search, but they hide unlike relations and burdens. |
| Completeness versus proportionality | Every way must be complete enough for this decision without becoming a universal arrangement description. |
| Shared basis versus genuine difference | Rows need the same result and parity questions while preserving the differences that make them real alternatives. |
| Possible future versus current fact | A useful candidate describes what could be arranged without asserting that capability, authority, Work, provision, or acceptance already obtains. |
| Comparability versus forced total order | Some ways remain incomparable, gated, or tied; one scalar can erase protected conditions and decision-reversing uncertainty. |
| Common Method versus domain ownership | Result-first formation transfers across domains, while specialist criteria, architecture, contracting, realization, and acceptance remain local. |
| Candidate formation versus choice | A well-formed finite set is necessary for C.11, but constructing the set does not choose or borrow the chooser’s authority. |