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E.10.D2:2 - Problem

  1. Entity-description collapse. The EntityOfConcern is identified with the episteme, diagram, card, file, dashboard, or work record that says something about it.
  2. Record-shaped constitution. A local tuple, filled card, context record, or field list is treated as what makes the episteme exist.
  3. Specification inflation. Detailed or official-looking prose is called a ...Spec although no checkable claims and no exact harness or validation relation are present.
  4. Neighbor collapse. Viewpoint, view, claim scope, model-use structure, grounding, evidence, edition, publication, carrier, and representation become fields of one omnibus description object.
  5. Use-free qualification. Context, scope, structure, currentness, or publication machinery is required without naming the receiving use that needs it.
  6. Agency and authority leakage. A description, standard, card, approval label, or publication is said to perform work, authorize action, or establish a world-side fact without its direct relation.