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C.40.CU:9 - Consequences

An unfamiliar response can become a useful bounded application without a premature universal capability claim. Inquiry, architecture, realization and reproduction inform each other while retaining their distinct results.

The method exposes the cost of making a demonstration repeatable. Some promising responses remain conditional constructions or clues because their necessary operations, evidence or supporting arrangements cannot yet be obtained.