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D.1:1.1 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
|---|
| Value plurality vs. shared use | FPF must work across ethical traditions, but the current claim still needs an inspectable value frame. |
| Technical adequacy vs. ethical force | Evidence, assurance, method, architecture, or work quality may be strong while the value concern remains implicit. |
| Local usefulness vs. overreach | A bounded ethical claim can guide work, but it must not become universal moral permission. |
| Plain language vs. hidden doctrine | Words such as responsible, safe, fair, aligned, or humane are useful only after the valued object and affected parties are named. |
| Boundary entry vs. conflict handling | Use D.1 to surface the value frame, D.3 for conflict structure, D.4 for mediation, and D.5 for bias audit and assurance use. |