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C.39:3 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
|---|
| A useful explanation versus a promising name | A familiar technique can guide retrieval while concealing its required inputs and limits. |
| Reuse versus invention | An existing Method can finish the question cheaply; a genuinely missing connection still needs constructive work. |
| Transfer versus source fidelity | The receiving problem may require adaptation, but changing a source’s claim to fit the target supplies no evidence. |
| Sufficient understanding versus endless refinement | A constituent gap matters when it can change the whole result, feasibility or burden. |
| A candidate versus a demonstrated result | An explanation can support the next inquiry before actual applicability or realization is established. |