C.40.CD:4.6 - Coordinate several attempts only when their results warrant it

Several problems and ways may develop together. Try a transfer because a usable constituent or intelligible adaptation could change the target answer. Characterize the difference needed for that choice: for example, which conditions defeat available methods or which new operations a result makes possible.

Use C.18 when archive, front, lineage or possibility-space claims are needed, and C.19 for a resource-bearing continuation policy. A small problem and one useful attempt need neither a population nor an archive.

People, AI agents and teams can contribute different operations to this work. Preserve the receiving participant’s means and preparation when passing on a construction. A copyable program or policy can supply executable material; learning how to adapt a method may require separate acquisition or practice. C.36.RP coordinates that continuing availability when it becomes the problem.