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C.40.PC:6 - Bias-Annotation

  • Solution-first framing: the supposed problem contains the technology or intervention it is meant to justify.
  • Receiver-preference inflation: one person’s interest is treated as established demand at another scale.
  • Benefit inflation: an inspectable intermediate contribution is described as a guaranteed downstream improvement.
  • Supplier authority: an offer is taken as evidence of need, capability, or fulfilment.
  • Commercial projection: a research or community contribution is forced into a sales promise.
  • Feasibility contamination: an unknown solution causes rejection of a still-worthwhile problem, or a feasible tool creates a supposed need.